1. Local thrombolysis in peripheral arteries and bypass grafts
J.M. Pernes, M.D., M.de Almeida Augusto, M.D., J.F. Vitoux, M.D., A. Raynaud, M.D., J.N. Fiessinger, M.D., P. Brenot, M.D., J.N. Fabiani, M.D., A. Murday, M.D., J.C. Gaux, M.D. 
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2. Fig. 1A
C. A, Occlusion of a left aortoiliac and a femorofemoral graft. B and C, After 4 hours of treatment, lysis of the initially occluded left aortoiliac graft.
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3. Fig. 1D
F. D, Complete lysis after 8 hours of local infusion of UK-LYS-PLG. E and F, Intravenous digital subtraction angiogram 1 month later; the grafts are patent.
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