Early Detection and Endovascular Intervention to Correct Dialysis Vascular Access Malfunction

Endovascular intervention in hemodialysis vascular access is among the most frequent interventions performed in an angiography suite. Vascular stenosis is the most prevalent lesion causing vascular access malfunction. Vascular access pathology and the outcomes in response to endovascular treatment a...

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Autores principales: Ponce, Pedro, Mateus, Ana
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description Endovascular intervention in hemodialysis vascular access is among the most frequent interventions performed in an angiography suite. Vascular stenosis is the most prevalent lesion causing vascular access malfunction. Vascular access pathology and the outcomes in response to endovascular treatment are quite different from the arterial territory. Treatment strategy must be integrated, multidisciplinary, and with a long-term perspective, as recurrence rates of malfunction are quite common. We will detail our experience managing an extremely busy vascular access center serving a population of 4000 dialysis patients, performing all endovascular techniques in close coordination with the surgical team.
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spelling intech-724252020-06-06 Early Detection and Endovascular Intervention to Correct Dialysis Vascular Access Malfunction Pedro Ponce Ana Mateus Health Sciences Endovascular intervention in hemodialysis vascular access is among the most frequent interventions performed in an angiography suite. Vascular stenosis is the most prevalent lesion causing vascular access malfunction. Vascular access pathology and the outcomes in response to endovascular treatment are quite different from the arterial territory. Treatment strategy must be integrated, multidisciplinary, and with a long-term perspective, as recurrence rates of malfunction are quite common. We will detail our experience managing an extremely busy vascular access center serving a population of 4000 dialysis patients, performing all endovascular techniques in close coordination with the surgical team. IntechOpen 2020-06-06 Chapter, Part Of Book https://www.intechopen.com/chapters/72425 doi:10.5772/intechopen.92631 en ISBN:978-1-83968-161-5 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ https://www.intechopen.com/books/9578 ; Cardiac Diseases - Novel Aspects of Cardiac Risk, Cardiorenal Pathology and Cardiac Interventions
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Early Detection and Endovascular Intervention to Correct Dialysis Vascular Access Malfunction
title Early Detection and Endovascular Intervention to Correct Dialysis Vascular Access Malfunction
title_full Early Detection and Endovascular Intervention to Correct Dialysis Vascular Access Malfunction
title_fullStr Early Detection and Endovascular Intervention to Correct Dialysis Vascular Access Malfunction
title_full_unstemmed Early Detection and Endovascular Intervention to Correct Dialysis Vascular Access Malfunction
title_short Early Detection and Endovascular Intervention to Correct Dialysis Vascular Access Malfunction
title_sort early detection and endovascular intervention to correct dialysis vascular access malfunction
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