Central venous stenosis and occlusion are complications that are being observed with
increasing frequency as a result of the use of long-term central venous catheters. These …

During a 32-month period, 25 modified self-expandable endovascular stents were placed in
20 hemodialysis access sites to treat 21 stenoses and four occlusions in 19 patients. All …

The purpose of this study was to determine the functional results of transvenous angioplasty
for the treatment of central venous stenoses in patients with failing upper extremity …

Purpose: To report our results for the placement of central venous stents in patients
undergoing hemodialysis. Methods: Ten Wallstents (Schneider, Bülach, Switzerland) were …

OBJECTIVES: The increased use of central venous access primarily for hemodialysis has
led to a significant increase in clinically relevant central venous occlusive disease (CVOD) …

OBJECTIVE:: To evaluate dialysis history, imaging findings and outcome of endovascular
treatment in six patients with central venous stenosis without a history of previous catheter …

Objective: Evaluation of long-term results of percutaneous treatment of central vein stenoses
or occlusions in patients with haemodialysis shunt. Materials and Methods: In 26 patients …

Stenting of central venous stenoses in hemodialysis patients: Long-term results. From
November 1992 through July 1996, 15 Wallstents™ were implanted for the treatment of …

Objectives A common cause of hemodialysis vascular access dysfunction, a primary cause
of morbidity and mortality in patients undergoing hemodialysis, is central venous stenosis or …

Purpose: To retrospectively evaluate the natural history of high-grade (> 50%) asymptomatic
central venous stenosis (CVS) in hemodialysis patients and the outcome of serial treatment …