Peripheral Non-cerebrovascular Arterial Stent Retriever Applications

Применение стент-ретриверов в периферических нецереброваскулярных артериях
R. Lookstein, Jacxelyn Moran, M. Ranade
2021-07-15

acute intra-abdominal arterial thrombosisendovascular therapyextracranial stent retriever applicationperipheral arterial stent retriever applicationsstent retriever
Several treatment options exist for acute intra-abdominal arterial thromboembolic events, including systemic thrombolytics, endovascular therapy, and less commonly surgery. A novel alternative treatment intervention for acute intra-abdominal arterial thrombus is the use of stent retriever (SR) devices, tools traditionally applied for treatment of acute vascular thrombosis in stroke patients. This brief report presents two cases of acute intra-abdominal arterial thrombosis successfully managed by deployment of SRs. Furthermore, it details the history, device mechanism, and design of SRs and describes cases in literature involving effective extracranial SR application.
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Existing literature contains cases demonstrating effective extracranial use of SRs for peripheral arterial thrombosis.
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SR deployment offers a minimally invasive endovascular alternative to systemic thrombolytics or surgery for select intra-abdominal arterial thromboembolic events.
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Stent retriever (SR) devices, traditionally used for acute ischemic stroke, can be applied to acute intra-abdominal arterial thrombus as an alternative treatment.
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The paper summarizes SR device history, mechanism, and design relevant to extracranial applications.
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The report presents two cases where acute intra-abdominal arterial thrombosis was successfully managed using SR deployment.

Use of stent retriever (SR) devices for acute intra-abdominal (peripheral non-cerebrovascular) arterial thrombosis

Therapeutic application, effectiveness, device mechanism and design, and reported case outcomes of SR deployment for treating acute intra-abdominal arterial thromboembolic events

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R. Lookstein
Jacxelyn Moran
M. Ranade
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