… The restenosis following percutaneous transluminal balloon angioplasty (PTBA) is high
for Budd–Chiari syndrome (BCS) patients with hepatic venous obstruction (HVO). We aim to …

… The aim of the present investigation was to compare cutting balloon angioplasty versus
high-pressure balloon angioplasty for the treatment of de novo venous stenoses within …

… Iron particles were injected after RF-induced stenosis for balloon angioplasty–only experiments
and after stent placement before stent angioplasty for stent-related experiments to avoid …

… PTA has limited applications in the venous system and only … for vertebral artery stenosis,
although the overwhelming majority of vertebral artery stenoses are morphologically suitable for …

… A new method of access screening is the ultrasound dilution method for … risk for thrombosis
12 . Percutaneous transluminal angioplasty (PTA) is a well-established therapeutic option for …

… We describe the use of cutting balloons for difficult lesions at the venous anastomosis for
thombosed dialysis accesses. In the nine cases in our institution in which we employed cutting …

… Efficacy and safety of venous angioplasty of the extracranial veins for … venous angioplasty
and venous PTA). After training, the commission issued an accreditation that was necessary for …

… The cause of failure of these grafts is predominantly neointimal hyperplasia occurring at the
venous anastomosis. In a prospective study at our institution, venous lesions accounted for …

… perform a special protocol for venography in order to simulate venous angioplasty,
making the … Of the 146 patients assessed for eligibility, 16 were ineligible for venography/angioplasty …

… The technical success of angioplasty for a specific lesion was defined as a reduction of the
stenosis to less than 30% of the luminal diameter, or a reduction of the mean gradient to less …