FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2261082706> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2261082706 endingPage "646" @default.
• W2261082706 startingPage "641" @default.
• W2261082706 abstract "ObjectiveDuring endovascular repair of abdominal aortic aneurysms (EVAR), in the absence of a distal iliac landing zone, the Amplatzer plug is increasingly being used to replace other internal iliac artery (IIA) embolization techniques. This study aimed at assessing the technical success, complication occurrence, and durability of the Amplatzer plug for IIA embolization.MethodFrom January 1, 2007 to December 31, 2013, all consecutive patients who underwent internal iliac embolization with an Amplatzer plug during EVAR were included in the study. There were 169 patients, (160 men, 9 women, mean 75 ± 9 years), treated by unilateral (158 cases, 93%) or bilateral (11 cases, 7%) embolization of the IIA, performed either separately prior to (65 cases, 38.5%) or during EVAR (104 cases, 61.5%). Follow up CT scan and/or US scan were performed 1 month after treatment and yearly thereafter. The inclusions were done retrospectively but the series was continuous and consecutive. Data were collected and analyzed using acquisition REDCap software.ResultsThe technical success rate was 97.6%. Failures were device migration (n = 1), navigation failure (n = 2), and release outside the target zone (n = 1). On average, 1.43 plugs were required to achieve the embolization. The average amount of contrast agent for the embolization procedure was 111 ± 51 mL and the radiation dose was 127,777 ± 89,528 mGy/cm2. The total fluoroscopy time was 854 ± 538 seconds. No re-canalization of the IIA trunk was observed during follow up. Complications were buttock claudication (n = 41, 24.3%), which resolved in 24 cases (58.5%, 24/41) at the first follow up, and intestinal ischemia requiring limited bowel resection in two cases.ConclusionThis multicenter study is the largest published to date. It demonstrates the efficacy and reliability of the Amplatzer plug to embolize the IIA during EVAR, with few side effects. During endovascular repair of abdominal aortic aneurysms (EVAR), in the absence of a distal iliac landing zone, the Amplatzer plug is increasingly being used to replace other internal iliac artery (IIA) embolization techniques. This study aimed at assessing the technical success, complication occurrence, and durability of the Amplatzer plug for IIA embolization. From January 1, 2007 to December 31, 2013, all consecutive patients who underwent internal iliac embolization with an Amplatzer plug during EVAR were included in the study. There were 169 patients, (160 men, 9 women, mean 75 ± 9 years), treated by unilateral (158 cases, 93%) or bilateral (11 cases, 7%) embolization of the IIA, performed either separately prior to (65 cases, 38.5%) or during EVAR (104 cases, 61.5%). Follow up CT scan and/or US scan were performed 1 month after treatment and yearly thereafter. The inclusions were done retrospectively but the series was continuous and consecutive. Data were collected and analyzed using acquisition REDCap software. The technical success rate was 97.6%. Failures were device migration (n = 1), navigation failure (n = 2), and release outside the target zone (n = 1). On average, 1.43 plugs were required to achieve the embolization. The average amount of contrast agent for the embolization procedure was 111 ± 51 mL and the radiation dose was 127,777 ± 89,528 mGy/cm2. The total fluoroscopy time was 854 ± 538 seconds. No re-canalization of the IIA trunk was observed during follow up. Complications were buttock claudication (n = 41, 24.3%), which resolved in 24 cases (58.5%, 24/41) at the first follow up, and intestinal ischemia requiring limited bowel resection in two cases. This multicenter study is the largest published to date. It demonstrates the efficacy and reliability of the Amplatzer plug to embolize the IIA during EVAR, with few side effects." @default.
• W2261082706 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W2261082706 creator A5022890731 @default.
• W2261082706 creator A5027638250 @default.
• W2261082706 creator A5029540306 @default.
• W2261082706 creator A5034498263 @default.
• W2261082706 creator A5039104991 @default.
• W2261082706 creator A5046390271 @default.
• W2261082706 creator A5048747223 @default.
• W2261082706 creator A5063125962 @default.
• W2261082706 creator A5069667976 @default.
• W2261082706 creator A5084680884 @default.
• W2261082706 creator A5085133040 @default.
• W2261082706 creator A5088363650 @default.
• W2261082706 creator A5090744962 @default.
• W2261082706 date "2016-05-01" @default.
• W2261082706 modified "2023-10-13" @default.
• W2261082706 title "Amplatzer Plug to Occlude the Internal Iliac Artery During Endovascular Aortic Aneurysm Repair: A Large Multicenter Study" @default.
• W2261082706 cites W1969775337 @default.
• W2261082706 cites W1980441172 @default.
• W2261082706 cites W1990416253 @default.
• W2261082706 cites W2005132474 @default.
• W2261082706 cites W2014764096 @default.
• W2261082706 cites W2020168520 @default.
• W2261082706 cites W2045492784 @default.
• W2261082706 cites W2053494675 @default.
• W2261082706 cites W2053574372 @default.
• W2261082706 cites W2054732726 @default.
• W2261082706 cites W2061465033 @default.
• W2261082706 cites W2066604397 @default.
• W2261082706 cites W2066686015 @default.
• W2261082706 cites W2079839375 @default.
• W2261082706 cites W2087033314 @default.
• W2261082706 cites W2093274439 @default.
• W2261082706 cites W2099201701 @default.
• W2261082706 cites W2115549656 @default.
• W2261082706 cites W2127627503 @default.
• W2261082706 cites W2135297254 @default.
• W2261082706 cites W2151320831 @default.
• W2261082706 cites W2166501011 @default.
• W2261082706 cites W2331029187 @default.
• W2261082706 doi "https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ejvs.2015.12.021" @default.
• W2261082706 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26879098" @default.
• W2261082706 hasPublicationYear "2016" @default.
• W2261082706 type Work @default.
• W2261082706 sameAs 2261082706 @default.
• W2261082706 citedByCount "19" @default.
• W2261082706 countsByYear W22610827062016 @default.
• W2261082706 countsByYear W22610827062017 @default.
• W2261082706 countsByYear W22610827062018 @default.
• W2261082706 countsByYear W22610827062019 @default.
• W2261082706 countsByYear W22610827062020 @default.
• W2261082706 countsByYear W22610827062021 @default.
• W2261082706 countsByYear W22610827062022 @default.
• W2261082706 countsByYear W22610827062023 @default.
• W2261082706 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W2261082706 hasAuthorship W2261082706A5022890731 @default.
• W2261082706 hasAuthorship W2261082706A5027638250 @default.
• W2261082706 hasAuthorship W2261082706A5029540306 @default.
• W2261082706 hasAuthorship W2261082706A5034498263 @default.
• W2261082706 hasAuthorship W2261082706A5039104991 @default.
• W2261082706 hasAuthorship W2261082706A5046390271 @default.
• W2261082706 hasAuthorship W2261082706A5048747223 @default.
• W2261082706 hasAuthorship W2261082706A5063125962 @default.
• W2261082706 hasAuthorship W2261082706A5069667976 @default.
• W2261082706 hasAuthorship W2261082706A5084680884 @default.
• W2261082706 hasAuthorship W2261082706A5085133040 @default.
• W2261082706 hasAuthorship W2261082706A5088363650 @default.
• W2261082706 hasAuthorship W2261082706A5090744962 @default.
• W2261082706 hasBestOaLocation W22610827061 @default.
• W2261082706 hasConcept C126838900 @default.
• W2261082706 hasConcept C141071460 @default.
• W2261082706 hasConcept C2776035437 @default.
• W2261082706 hasConcept C2776098176 @default.
• W2261082706 hasConcept C2776543907 @default.
• W2261082706 hasConcept C2776805002 @default.
• W2261082706 hasConcept C2777466421 @default.
• W2261082706 hasConcept C2778692183 @default.
• W2261082706 hasConcept C2778963770 @default.
• W2261082706 hasConcept C2779993416 @default.
• W2261082706 hasConcept C2781460036 @default.
• W2261082706 hasConcept C2994150672 @default.
• W2261082706 hasConcept C3018348675 @default.
• W2261082706 hasConcept C71924100 @default.
• W2261082706 hasConceptScore W2261082706C126838900 @default.
• W2261082706 hasConceptScore W2261082706C141071460 @default.
• W2261082706 hasConceptScore W2261082706C2776035437 @default.
• W2261082706 hasConceptScore W2261082706C2776098176 @default.
• W2261082706 hasConceptScore W2261082706C2776543907 @default.
• W2261082706 hasConceptScore W2261082706C2776805002 @default.
• W2261082706 hasConceptScore W2261082706C2777466421 @default.
• W2261082706 hasConceptScore W2261082706C2778692183 @default.
• W2261082706 hasConceptScore W2261082706C2778963770 @default.
• W2261082706 hasConceptScore W2261082706C2779993416 @default.
• W2261082706 hasConceptScore W2261082706C2781460036 @default.
• W2261082706 hasConceptScore W2261082706C2994150672 @default.
• W2261082706 hasConceptScore W2261082706C3018348675 @default.
• W2261082706 hasConceptScore W2261082706C71924100 @default.

• next