Sven-Ivar Seldinger - bibliography

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Biography

Swedish radiologist, born April 19, 1921, Dalecarlia, Mora; died February 21, 1998.

Bibliography

  • Percutaneous Transhepatic Cholangiography.
    Doctoral thesis, 1966. Acta Radiologica, supplement 253.
  • Catheter replacement of the needle in percutaneous arteriography (a new technique).
    Acta Radiologica, Stockholm, 1953, 39: 368-376.
  • Localization of parathyroid edenomata by erteriography.
    Acta Radiologica, Stockholm, 1954, 42: 353-366.
  • Percutaneous catheterization of the renal artery.
    With P. Edholm. Acta Radiologica, Stockholm, 1956; 45: 15-20.
  • A simple method of catheterization of the spleen and liver.
    Acta Radiologica, Stockholm, 1957; 48: 93-96.
  • Effect of phenylalanin-lysin-vasopresin on portal pressure in man as measured by percutaneous trtanshepatic puncture.
    With O. Arner, S. Hagberg, R. Sundblad.
    Acta Chirurgica Scandinavica, Stockholm, 1965; 130: 213-215.

  • A leaf out of the history of angiography.
    In: M. E. Silvestre, F. Abecasis, J. A. Veiga-Pires, editors, Pioneers in angiography. North Holland, Amsterdam, New York. 1987.
  • Torgny Greitz:
    Sven-Ivar Seldinger. American Journal of Neuroradiology, 1999, 20 (6): 1180-1181.
  • Torgny Greitz:
    Sven-Ivar Seldinger – "Severe attack of common sense" gav revolutionerande teknik för kateterisering.
    Läkartidningen, Stockholm, August 22, 1900, 87 (34): 2583-2584.
    In the series: Mannen bakom syndromet [The Man Behind the Syndrome].

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