Angioplasty (PTA) has been proposed as first-line therapy for forearm AVF stenosisbecause of no loss of the venous capital and excellent success rate and patency. Stenosisrepair by a PTFE interposition graft (IG) shares the advantages of PTA of a minor or noreduction of cannulation area and excellent success rate, but concern has been raised of a high complication rate (stenosis, thrombosis, infection) associated with this type of device. We compared prospectively the outcome of stenosis repair by PTA vs IG (by 3-12 cm dialysis PTFE grafts) in mature forearm AVF
Endovascular vs Interposition Graft Repair of Forearm Arteriovenous Fistula (AVF) Stenosis: A Prospective Study.
TESSITORE, NICOLA;LIPARI, GIOVANNI;BEDOGNA, VALERIA;MANTOVANI, William;POLI, Albino;BAGGIO, Elda;MANSUETO, Giancarlo
2006-01-01
Abstract
Angioplasty (PTA) has been proposed as first-line therapy for forearm AVF stenosisbecause of no loss of the venous capital and excellent success rate and patency. Stenosisrepair by a PTFE interposition graft (IG) shares the advantages of PTA of a minor or noreduction of cannulation area and excellent success rate, but concern has been raised of a high complication rate (stenosis, thrombosis, infection) associated with this type of device. We compared prospectively the outcome of stenosis repair by PTA vs IG (by 3-12 cm dialysis PTFE grafts) in mature forearm AVF
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