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To compare the confidence of the interventional radiologist in diagnosing and treating arterial stenoses and occlusions by digital subtraction angiography with contrast concentrations of 300, 240 and 140 mg iodine per ml. Also, we will compare the…
Primary Objective: Is it possible to reduce the amount of contrast medium used in CTAs of the abdominal aorta by injecting the contrast medium with a multiphasic protocol, without losing image quality?Secondary Objective: What does the contrast…
Primary Objective: Is it possible to reduce the amount of contrast medium used in CTAs of the abdominal aorta by injecting the contrast medium with an exponential decay and with a bolus reduction, without losing image quality?Secondary Objectives:…
The main objective is to assess whether transcatheter arterial embolization of neovessels in patients with symptomatic knee OA results in significant pain reduction after 4 months compared to sham treatment.We hypothesize that novel transcatheter…
Several observational studies have been published evaluating DECTA for imaging of the lower legs, comparing this technique with conventional CTA. However, to the best of our knowledge, no randomised controlled trial has been conducted comparing both…
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This study has been transitioned to CTIS with ID 2024-512030-15-00 check the CTIS register for the current data. Our primary objective is to assess the effect of diltiazem on coronary microvascular function as assessed by coronary reactivity testing…
To study the effect of vitamin K supplementation on calcification propensity and vitamin K status in RTRs with vitamin K deficiency.
To test our hypothesis that vitamin K2 supplementation will induce a clinically relevant reduction in the degree of micro-calcification from carotid artery disease patients, when comparing to a placebo, after 3 months.