Percutaneous management of XXXX associated with @entity1333 : a single center experience.

@entity1 @entity1333 @entity1317 @entity226 @entity12040 @entity397 @entity1410 @entity865 @entity432
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the safety and effectiveness of percutaneous transluminal angioplasty for @entity432 associated with @entity1333 . Eleven @entity1 (10 @entity1 , 1 @entity1 ; ages 35-82 years) with the diagnosis of @entity1333 of the large vessels underwent interventional treatment during intraarterial angiography. The causes included @entity226 (n = 8) and @entity12040 (n = 3). Thirty-three @entity432 (including brachiocephalic and renal arteries, and arteries of upper and lower extremities) were treated with balloon angioplasty and/or stent placement. Follow-up included clinical examination, angiography, and color duplex ultrasound. Technical success was 100% (25/25) for stenoses and 50% (4/8) for @entity432 , representing all lesions combined from different anatomic locations. Dissection (n = 3) and @entity397 with retroperitoneal @entity1410 (n = 1) was found in three @entity1 . During follow-up (mean 12 months), restenoses (n = 8) and re-restenoses (n = 1) occurred in 8 vascular areas. Three of these lesions were treated with repeated @entity865 (n = 4). The cumulative primary clinical success rate was 67.6%, cumulative secondary success rate 74.4%, and cumulative tertiary success rate 75.9%. Interventional therapy in systemic @entity1333 provides promising results in technical success rates and followup. Angioplasty may result in @entity1317 , but the rate of complications is low.
