Clinical application of solitaire AB stents in the embolization of XXXX .

@entity1 @entity135 @entity548 @entity1276 @entity1756 @entity887 @entity439 @entity715 @entity438
OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the clinical value of Solitaire AB stents in the embolization of @entity438 . @entity1 AND METHODS: Solitaire AB stents were applied in treating 69 @entity439 in 65 @entity1 . Among them, there were 67 "wide neck" @entity439 and two " @entity135 " @entity439 . Of the 69 @entity439 , there were 40 @entity439 in the posterior communicating artery, 13 in the ophthalmic artery segment, one in the cavernous segment of the internal carotid artery, three in the middle cerebral artery, one in the anterior communicating artery, eight in the vertebral artery, and three in the basilar artery. The treatment techniques used included transposition, parallel technique, post-release technique, and salvage stenting. RESULTS: Immediate angiographic results showed complete @entity715 in 63 cases, residual @entity439 neck in two cases and partial @entity887 in four cases. Intraoperative @entity1756 was found in two cases, of which @entity548 was stopped with continued filling. Postoperative @entity1276 cerebrospinal fluid shunt was performed in one case. Coil shift was observed in two cases. No further @entity548 cases occurred during the clinical follow-up. Of 14 @entity1 who had undergone angiographic follow-up, three cases had recurrence and one case received re-embolization. CONCLUSIONS: Solitaire AB stent is clinically feasible when applied for the embolization of @entity438 using multiple techniques and, thus, warrants clinical promotion.
