… in symptomatic central vein occlusion in mature … angioplasty alone and confirmed that no
advantage in terms of reduction in clinical recurrences were likely to exist between angioplasty …

… Elastic lesions have a poor outcome with angioplasty alone (time to occlusion 2.9 months),
but a longer time to recurrence when treated with Wallstent (8.6 months); nonelastic lesions …

… SCV stenosis to have progressed to occlusion (arrowhead). … of stenosis and total occlusion,
respectively. Electronic … to the onset of symptoms than angioplasty alone. Alternately, the …

… Methods: Data of patients with central vein stenosis/occlusion … Different primary interventions
(angioplasty alone, bare metal stent… Angioplasty balloons used in this study were INVATEC …

… Angioplasty alone may represent a reasonable option for the treatment of central venous
lesions. Stents are thought to add a beneficial effect to angioplasty by limiting the elastic recoil …

… central venous stenosis or occlusions successfully treated (<30% residual stenosis) with
angioplasty alone … In summary, early experience with nitinol stents for central venous occlusion …

… angioplasty with stent placement are both efficacious in the treatment of central venous
obstruction… stenoses have a tendency to recoil after PTA alone, and apparently placement of a …

… Increased vascular access flow after percutaneous transluminal angioplasty (PTA) for central
venous stenosis and occlusion (central venous disease, CVD) can affect cardiac function in …

… Percutaneous transluminal angioplasty (PTA) and stent … thoracic central venous obstruction
(TCVO), which encompasses … central vein obstruction”, “central venous stenosis”, “central …

… was early reocclusion due to subacute thrombosis. In our study, early reocclusions were
not more frequent after stent insertion than after angioplasty alone. However, the number of …