Effect of Cardiac Catheterization and Angiocardiography on the Serum Glutamic Oxaloacetic Transaminase
Zaven A. Adrouny, MAX J. STEPHENSON, Kurt R. Straube, Charles T. Dotter, Herbert E. Griswold
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Zaven A. Adrouny, MAX J. STEPHENSON, Kurt R. Straube, Charles T. Dotter, Herbert E. Griswold
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The effect of cardiac catheterization and angiocardiography on the SGO-T was studied in 46 patients. Abnormal enzyme elevations occurred in a significant number of subjects. Such procedures constitute an addition to the known causes of SGO-T elevation.
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The effect of cardiac catheterization and angiocardiography on the SGO-T was studied in 46 patients. Abnormal enzyme elevations occurred in a significant number of subjects. Such procedures constitute an addition to the known causes of SGO-T elevation.
Key concepts: Angiocardiography, Medicine, Cardiac catheterization, Cardiology, Transaminase, Heart catheterization, Internal medicine, Enzyme