Cam, İ. Et Al. 2021. Ultrasound-Guided Portal Vein Access and Percutaneous Wire Placement in the Portal Vein Are Associated With Shorter Procedure Times and Lower Radiation Doses During TIPS Placement. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ROENTGENOLOGY , vol.216, no.5 , 1291-1298.

Cam, İ., Gencturk, M., Shrestha, P., Golzarian, J., Flanagan, S., Lim, N., ... Young, S.(2021). Ultrasound-Guided Portal Vein Access and Percutaneous Wire Placement in the Portal Vein Are Associated With Shorter Procedure Times and Lower Radiation Doses During TIPS Placement. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ROENTGENOLOGY , vol.216, no.5, 1291-1298.

Cam, İSA Et Al. "Ultrasound-Guided Portal Vein Access and Percutaneous Wire Placement in the Portal Vein Are Associated With Shorter Procedure Times and Lower Radiation Doses During TIPS Placement," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ROENTGENOLOGY , vol.216, no.5, 1291-1298, 2021

Cam, İSA Et Al. "Ultrasound-Guided Portal Vein Access and Percutaneous Wire Placement in the Portal Vein Are Associated With Shorter Procedure Times and Lower Radiation Doses During TIPS Placement." AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ROENTGENOLOGY , vol.216, no.5, pp.1291-1298, 2021

Cam, İ. Et Al. (2021) . "Ultrasound-Guided Portal Vein Access and Percutaneous Wire Placement in the Portal Vein Are Associated With Shorter Procedure Times and Lower Radiation Doses During TIPS Placement." AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ROENTGENOLOGY , vol.216, no.5, pp.1291-1298.

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