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Problematic declots: complications and irritations.

Abstract

Percutaneous declotting of thrombosed dialysis grafts is performed using a variety of techniques with both mechanical devices and pharmacologic agents. Untoward events are uncommon but do occur. This article summarizes common complications and pitfalls encountered with percutaneous graft declotting. Management options are reviewed with an emphasis on those problems that can be successfully managed in the interventional radiology suite.

Entities: Disease

Keywords: Percutaneous declotting; complications; hemodialysis graft; thrombolysis

Year: 2004 PMID： 21331112 PMCID： PMC3036216 DOI： 10.1055/s-2004-833679

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Semin Intervent Radiol ISSN： 0739-9529 Impact factor: 1.513

15 in total

1. Purse-string sutures and miniature tourniquet to achieve immediate hemostasis of percutaneous grafts and fistulas: a simple trick with a twist.

Authors: G X Zaleski; B Funaki; L Gentile; R S Garofalo
Journal: AJR Am J Roentgenol Date: 2000-12 Impact factor: 3.959

2. Using pullback pressure measurements to identify venous stenoses persisting after successful angioplasty in failing hemodialysis grafts.

Authors: Brian Funaki; Richard Kim; Jonathan Lorenz; Derek Fimmen; Thuong Van Ha; Jeffrey A Leef; Jordan D Rosenblum; Christopher Straus; George X Zaleski
Journal: AJR Am J Roentgenol Date: 2002-05 Impact factor: 3.959

Problematic declots: complications and irritations.

1. Purse-string sutures and miniature tourniquet to achieve immediate hemostasis of percutaneous grafts and fistulas: a simple trick with a twist.

2. Using pullback pressure measurements to identify venous stenoses persisting after successful angioplasty in failing hemodialysis grafts.

3. Self-reversed parallel wire balloon technique for dilating unyielding strictures in native dialysis fistulas.

4. Technical innovation. Using a covered stent (wallgraft) to treat pseudoaneurysms of dialysis grafts and fistulas.

5. Use of a purse string suture to close a percutaneous access site after hemodialysis graft interventions.

6. A simple trick to facilitate bleeding control after percutaneous hemodialysis fistula and graft interventions.

7. Endovascular stent placement for angioplasty-induced venous rupture related to the treatment of hemodialysis grafts.

8. Metallic stents deployed in synthetic arteriovenous hemodialysis grafts.

9. Covered stent exclusion of dialysis access pseudoaneurysms.

10. Vascular rupture during angioplasty of hemodialysis raft-related stenoses.

1. Stent graft deployment in haemodialysis fistula: patency rates in partially thrombosed aneurysm and residual thrombi.

2. Fatal pulmonary embolism after hemodialysis vascular access declotting.