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- W2068722996 abstract "The management of resistant transplant renal artery stenosis (TRAS) poses difficult problems. There is no consensus on the most appropriate course of action if severe stenosis recurs despite repeated percutaneous transluminal balloon angioplasty (PTA). Expandable metallic vascular stents have been increasingly successful as an adjunct to PTA in the coronary and peripheral circulation and more recently in the management of resistant native renal artery stenosis. We report four cases in which such stents were successfully used to treat resistant stenosis in translant renal arteries. The cases illustrate the range of problems that may be caused by TRAS, from resistant hypertension to impending graft failure. The stents were successfully deployed in all four patients. One patient had an acute stent thrombosis successfully treated with immediate thrombolysis and two patients required repeat stenting. In all the cases there was arrest or slowing of previously aggressive recurrent TRAS and at the close of follow-up (4–24 months) all patients had adequate stable allograft function, and satisfactory blood pressure control including the one patient with a significant residual stenosis. The management of resistant transplant renal artery stenosis (TRAS) poses difficult problems. There is no consensus on the most appropriate course of action if severe stenosis recurs despite repeated percutaneous transluminal balloon angioplasty (PTA). Expandable metallic vascular stents have been increasingly successful as an adjunct to PTA in the coronary and peripheral circulation and more recently in the management of resistant native renal artery stenosis. We report four cases in which such stents were successfully used to treat resistant stenosis in translant renal arteries. The cases illustrate the range of problems that may be caused by TRAS, from resistant hypertension to impending graft failure. The stents were successfully deployed in all four patients. One patient had an acute stent thrombosis successfully treated with immediate thrombolysis and two patients required repeat stenting. In all the cases there was arrest or slowing of previously aggressive recurrent TRAS and at the close of follow-up (4–24 months) all patients had adequate stable allograft function, and satisfactory blood pressure control including the one patient with a significant residual stenosis." @default.
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