Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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5601886 | European Journal of Vascular and Endovascular Surgery | 2017 | 9 Pages |
Abstract
Overall, the use of self expanding CS for IAOs has similar early and midterm outcomes compared with BMS. Even if further confirmatory studies are needed, CSs seem to have higher midterm patency rates than BMSs for TASC D lesions, IAOs with a total lesion length > 6Â cm, occlusion length > 3.5Â cm, and calcification involving > 75% of the arterial wall circumference. These specific anatomical parameters may be useful to the operator when deciding between CS and BMS during endovascular planning.
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Authors
M. Piazza, F. Squizzato, A. Dall'Antonia, S. Lepidi, M. Menegolo, F. Grego, M. Antonello,