… We included all patients who underwent dural venous sinus stenting for a medically refractive
IIH and excluded articles without sufficient data on outcomes, complication rates and re-…

… The reasons for reinterventions in the latter cohort include angioplasty for ISR in 56 limbs
(6%), stent extension (cranial, caudal, stent separation) to treat previously unidentified stenosis …

… for venous AVF stenoses and for venous juxta-anastomotic AVG stenoses, as well as for
hemodynamically significant venous stenoses that may develop at any point along the venous …

… As this vein was deemed optimal located for LV pacing, the operating team decided to
proceed to venous angioplasty. Two non-compliant angioplasty balloons (2.5x12mm and 3.0…

… A retrospective chart review of all the patients diagnosed with refractory IIH who underwent
VSS or angioplasty was carried out at our comprehensive stroke center from November 2016 …

… It allowed definitive treatment with angioplasty or stenting in one setting for most patients
while avoiding the need to initiate thrombolysis. As a novel device, it seems like a safe option …

… wholly responsible for all data collection, analysis and interpretation, and for writing … for their
constructive comments on the final report document. However, they do not accept liability for …

… the biggest cohort of patients undergoing PCB angioplasty for the treatment of symptomatic
central venous stenosis. Study findings suggest PCB angioplasty to be safe and effective. …

… Twenty-eight (53.8%) vessel ruptures occurred during thrombectomy procedures and the
others occurred during angioplasty for access dysfunction. Twenty-four of the accesses (46.2%…

… An angioplasty balloon was inserted in the distal AIV for ethanol delivery (right). (B) Septal
middle cardiac vein (MCV) branch with ethanol. VT site of origin was the inferior region of the …