… be used to maintain patency of venous stenoses and occlusions related to hemodialysis …
veins and 24 were in peripheral veins. Stents were placed immediately after failed angioplasty …

… No reduction in the portal venous pressure gradient … stenosis before venoplasty could be
performed. Our experience suggests that balloon angioplasty of arterial and venous stenoses …

… balloon angioplasty groups were not statistically significant … angioplasty in the subgroups
with venous stenosis (P = .312), intragraft stenosis (P = .287), and arterial anastomotic stenosis (…

… transluminal angioplasty procedures … stenoses resistant to conventional balloon angioplasty
(up to 24 atm) were included in this study: 35 patients underwent cutting balloon angioplasty …

… Purpose: To examine prospectively the effects of balloon inflation time on the technical
success of balloon angioplasty in dialysis access venous stenosis and on postintervention …

… is a recognized tool in the treatment of otherwise undilatable stenoses (3). … angioplasty
(PTA). We therefore reasoned that use of this balloon as the primary treatment for such stenoses …

… shown by initial discrete stenoses becoming diffuse with venous hypoplasia over time. In
all our patients, cutting balloon angioplasty was performed on veins with discrete hourglass …

… patients with central venous stenosis. To our … angioplasty in HD patients with central venous
stenosis, the study offers the first pooled evidence supporting the use of DCB angioplasty in …

… was also shorter in veins initially treated with cutting balloon angioplasty (80% at 1 month,
17% at 6 months, 4% at 1 year) compared to veins treated with conventional angioplasty (81% …

… angioplasty with high-pressure balloons. We have encountered venous stenoses in 3 out of
… balloons inflated to more than 24 atm. In each of these cases, treatment with a 4 mm cutting …