… our initial experience in the endovascular treatment of central venous stenosis or obstruction
in … Settings and Design: This was a retrospective study carried out in a tertiary care center. …

… In our series, endovascular stenting of central venous lesions was safe and offered a clinical
success rate of 79% at 24 months of follow-up. The primary patency rate was limited (22% …

… CONCLUSION: This preliminary experience suggests there may be a role for stents in
the management of arterial and venous cerebrovascular disease, including carotid artery …

… our experience of the endovascular management of the central venous stenosis or obstruction
in … Twenty-four haemodialysis cases of central vein stenosis or obstruction with ipsilateral …

… Conversely, we have seen patients with patent but recanalized main venous channels, which
… to the difficult problem of venous obstruction are also described, with preliminary results. …

… of central venous obstruction, we retrospectively reviewed our clinical experience with the
… Reconstruction of the vena cava and its primary tributaries: a preliminary report. J Vasc Surg …

… in patients followed up for 3 years, the Central Vein Occlusion Study Group ( , 7) evaluated
the … In conclusion, these preliminary results in a small series of patients show that, in certain …

… In acute conditions, when venography is not available, in our judgement, it is best to avoid
central vein cannulation ipsilaterally to the existing PM system. This piece of knowledge may …

… of central vein obstruction (CVO) in the setting of ipsilateral hemodialysis access. The
aim of this work is to identify whether long-term venous patency after central vein stenting is …

… venous obstruction, upper mediastinal venous obstruction in SVCS patients. US also helped
to differentiate between venous … Thus, central venous compression was localized to the left …