XXXX with fresh @entity715 : agitation thrombolysis and @entity384 .

@entity1 @entity384 @entity256 @entity1151 @entity3181 @entity715
BACKGROUND: To evaluate retrospectively our initial clinical experience of agitation thrombolysis and @entity384 in the treatment of @entity3181 ( @entity3181 ) in @entity1 with fresh inferior vena cava (IVC) @entity715 . @entity1 AND METHODS: Between August 2004 and March 2009, a total of 12 @entity3181 @entity1 with fresh IVC @entity715 were treated with agitation thrombolysis and @entity384 . Color Doppler ultrasound results, as well as mortality, morbidity, and the clinical outcomes were evaluated immediately after the treatment and at one week and 1, 3, 6, 12 months after the procedure and then annually thereafter. RESULTS: Agitation thrombolysis and @entity384 were technically successful in all @entity1 , without immediate procedural complications. The inferior vena cavagrams after the procedure demonstrated complete resolution of the IVC thrombi without @entity1151 and full patency of the obstructed IVC. Thirty-day mortality was nil. Clinical success was observed in all @entity1 respectively one month after the procedure. As of February 2010, the mean (   SD) follow-up period for the color Doppler ultrasound procedure was 21.7    8.9 months (range, 12 - 32 months). All @entity1 showed complete patency of the treated IVC without @entity715 , @entity256 , or reobstruction, and all @entity1 are alive with resolution of the symptoms at the time of this report. CONCLUSIONS: Our preliminary results suggest that agitation thrombolysis and @entity384 may be a feasible approach for @entity1 with @entity3181 and fresh IVC @entity715 . However, larger studies are warranted to confirm these results.
