Sven Bellman and Bengt Göthman

The Viability of Experimental Aortic Grafts, and its Influence on the Functional Result of Transplantation
Angiology 1956 7: 89-104. [PDF] [References]  

J. Vernon Jeffords and Melvin H. Knisely

Concerning the Geometric Shapes of Arteries and Arterioles: A Contribution to the Biophysics of Health, Disease, and Death
Angiology 1956 7: 105-136. [PDF] [References]  

M. Buerger and G. Hevelke

Do Human Beings Have the Age of Their Blood Vessels?
Angiology 1956 7: 137-151. [PDF] [References]  

E.J. Orbach

The Use of Foam Rubber in the Compression Therapy of the Postphlebitic Leg
Angiology 1956 7: 152-155. [PDF] [References]  

David Kritchevsky, Arden W. Moyer, Walter C. Tesar, Robert F.J. Mccandless, John B. Logan, Raymond A. Brown, and Mary Englert

The Effect of Sodium 2-Phenylbutyrate in Experimental Atherosclerosis
Angiology 1956 7: 156-158. [PDF] [References]  

Enrique D. Diez and Horacio A. Ferrando

Anatomo-Functional Phlebography
Angiology 1956 7: 159-170. [PDF] [References]  

Luigi Cardi

Functional Changes of the Heart During Hypothermia: An Electrocardiographic and Phonocardiographic Study
Angiology 1956 7: 171-178. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Mario Fernández Villamil and Hugo Beherán

Treatment of Phlebothrombosis and Its Sequelae with Intra-Arterial Trypsin
Angiology 1956 7: 179-185. [PDF] [References]  

M. Acrich Arrues, G.H. Dickmann, and V.F. Pataro

Sinus Pericranii (Five Cases)1
Angiology 1956 7: 186-193. [PDF] [References]  

Saul S. Samuels

Book Review: The Treatment of Peripheral Circulatory Disturbances with Hydergine. By Prof. Dr. O. Eichler and Dr. J. Heinzel. Cloth. Pp. 108. Editio Cantor K. G. Aulendorf i. Wurtt, 1954
Angiology 1956 7: 194. [PDF]  

Georges Arnulf

René Leriche and His Work (1879-1955)
Angiology 1956 7: 195-199. [PDF]  

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