Percutaneous transhepatic bile drainage.
- Date:
- 1983
- Film
About this work
Description
Two techniques of interventional radiology for the relief of obstructive jaundice are shown using intertitles, radiography and demonstrations. The first patient is an elderly man of Asian heritage. External views of the technique are shown with cineradiological sequences of catheters entering the biliary system. Equipment is demonstrated prior to the procedure.
Publication/Creation
England, 1983.
Physical description
1 film reel (27 min.) : sound, colour ; 16 mm
Contributors
- Dooley, Jamesdirector,producer
- Dick, Robertdirector,producer
- Gilson, Cedric C.cinematography
- Jackson, Bobdubbing mixer
- Sheila Sherlockmedical advisor
- Hobbs, K. E. F.medical advisor
- Departments of Medicine & Radiology, The Royal Free Hospital & School of Medicine, London, UKproducer
- William Cook, Europesponsor
Creator/production credits
Departments of Medicine & Radiology, The Royal Free Hospital & School of Medicine, London, UK. Directed and produced by James Dooley and Robert Dick. Photography by Cedric C. Gilson, Department of Medical Illustration. Sound recording Colour Film Services, London, Dubbing Mixer, Bob Jackson. We gratefully acknowledge the help of Miss Patricia Casseldon and the staff of the Special Radiology Suite; The Medical and Nursing Staff of the wards caring for these patients; Professor Dame Sheila Sherlock; Professor K. E. F. Hobbs; Miss P. George; Mr R. M. Kirk and William Cook, Europe.
Copyright note
Royal Free Hospital, Hampstead
Language note
English
Type/Technique
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Where to find it
Location Access Closed storesBMA903Can't be requested Note