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Self-expanding stents for the treatment of a long venous stenosis in a dialysis shunt: Case report

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This report describes the successful management of a long venous stenosis that resulted from intimal hyperplasia in a synthetic hemodialysis graft. The recurrent stenosis was kept patent with four overlapping, self-expanding metallic stents, which allowed coverage of the 16 cm distance from the axillary vein to the synthetic graft.

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Günther, R.W., Vorwerk, D., Klose, K.C. et al. Self-expanding stents for the treatment of a long venous stenosis in a dialysis shunt: Case report. Cardiovasc Intervent Radiol 12, 29–31 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02577122

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