1.Percutaneous endovascular stent angioplasty for the treatment of brachiocephalic vein-superior vena cava obstruction
Journal of Interventional Radiology 2009;18(12):949-952
With the rapid technical development of interventional radiology, the percutaneous endovaseular stent implantation has been increasingly and widely used in treating the obstruction of brachiocephalic vein-superior vena cava. Stent implantation can relieve the obstruction immediately and the technique is safe and effective. This paper aims to summarize the current situation and the clinical practice of this therapy, to evaluate its effectiveness and to make a prospect of the developing trends and the problems need to be solved urgently.
2.Application of impedance pneumoplethysmogram and impedance respirogram to investigate pulmonary heart disease correlation with diaphragmatic muscle fatigue
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2001;5(3):36,39-
Objective To investigate correlation of pulmonary heart disease (PHD)with the diaphragmatic muscle fatigue(DMF). Methods Impedance Pneumoplethysmogram(IPG) and Impedance respirogram(IRG) were detected in 64 cases of patients with PHD,and investigate DMF rheogram positive rate,also analysed various parameters of IPG in positive and negative groups. Results (1)The positive rate of DMF.Rheogram in PHD with and without respiratory failure are 75% and 21.9% respectively.(2)The positve rate in PHD with and without heart failue are 80% and 46.3% respectively.(3)The mean values of various parameters of IPG in positive and negative DMF rheogram have no significant difference.Conclusion Respiratory failure and heart falure in PHD are closely correlated with DMF. However,the occurance of DMF are not parallel with the severity degree of PHD.
3.Clinical application of inferior vena cava filters
Chinese Journal of Interventional Imaging and Therapy 2010;7(1):82-85
With the advent of inferior vena cava filters as the main means to obviate pulmonary embolism (PE), there has been a rise in the number of filters inserted globally. This article reviewed several currently available filter models, outlined the clinical indications and complications for filter insertion and presented the clinic application of filters.
4.Interventional treatment of renal artery stenosis:a mid-term evaluation of clinical efficacy
Journal of Interventional Radiology 2001;0(06):-
Objective To assess the clinical efficacy of interventional management for the treatment of renal artery stenosis. Methods Percutaneous transluminal balloon renal angioplasty and / or percutaneous transluminal renal artery stenting were performed in 47 patients with renal artery stenosis (55 stenosed arteries in total). A follow-up study on the blood pressure and renal function was conducted and the results were statistically analyzed. Results Fifty-four stenosed renal arteries were successfully reopened,of which only percutaneous transluminal balloon angioplasty was adopted in 17 and percutaneous transluminal renal artery stenting in 37. One patient died during the procedure. A follow-up for a mean period of (2.5 ? 0.6) years was carried out. The blood pressure determined at one (n = 46),6 (n = 46),12 (n = 33) and 24 (n = 29) months after the treatment was significantly decreased when compared to that determined before the treatment (P
5.Study of Interventional Biopsy and Histopathology on Stenosis of Shunt Tract after TIPSS
Yinghe ZHU ; Ke XU ; Xitong ZHANG
Journal of Interventional Radiology 1994;0(02):-
Purpose: To evaluate the feasibility of interventional biopsy, the component of stenotic tissues of shunt tract and mechanism of shunt stenosis. Materials and Methods: The pathologic specimens of stenotis shunt tract were obtained in 10 patients with catherization endovascular biopsy clamp and atherectomy methods, then they were undergone routinely with HE stain and immunocytochemical stain, and observed procedures under microscope. Rusults: all of interventional biopsy were succeeded without complication. The microscopies, findcarge of stenotic tissue were primarily composed of fibrotic granulations and thrombi with inflammatory cells and exuberant foam cells derived from endothelial cells, smooth muscle cells and rhagiocrine cells. Conclusion: 1)The interventional biopsy is a safe and effective method. 2)The stenosis in parenchymal tract is related to thrombosis and tissue orangnization.
6.Using Metallic Stent to Treat Malignant Stricture of Esophagus and Cardia
Xitong ZHANG ; Yinghe ZHU ; Feng GUO ;
Journal of Interventional Radiology 1994;0(02):-
Purpose:To evaluate the effect of metallic stent in the treatment of malignant stricture in esophagus and cardia.Materials and Methods:Treated by metallic stent:14patients with malignant stricture in esophagus and cardia,13 males and 1 female aged ranged from 57 to 81,were discussed in this article.Among 12 patients,8 were proved as esophageal squamous carcinoma,4 as esophagus adenocarcinoma,and 1 was complicated with esophagotrachial fistula,l0 of the pa- tients could take fluid food and 4 only water.After catheterizing from mouth,the strictured portions dilated with hallon catheter,15 selfmade Z stents coveted with dacron and 1 strecker stent were in 13 and 1 patients respectively.Results:All stems were successfully placed.Patients could eat more easily after the operations.The esophogotrachial fistula was completely sealed.The average lifetime after the operation was 5.5 months.Conclusions:Metallic stent prosthesis is an effective method to treat malignant stricture in esophagus and cardia,and could elevate the life quality of patients sig- nifieantly.
7.The Clinical Application of Percutaneous Transhepatic BUiary Drainage
Zhongchun ZHAO ; Junjie BAO ; Xitong ZHANG ;
Journal of Interventional Radiology 1994;0(02):-
Purpose:To summarize the experences of treating malignant obstructive jaun- dice by percutaneous transhepatic drainage of the bile duct,as well as discussing its clinical effect and practical value.Materials and Methods:Among the 39 patients who were all unsuitable for sur- gical operations,5 were benign,34 were malignant.All patients underwent percutaneous transhep- atic puncture of bile duct.38 cases who were successfully aspirated continued to undergone canal- ization of the obstructive parts 28 be finally successful.Among these patients,metallic stents were placed in 17 cases,balloon dilation in 2 cases,canalization with multi-side-hole catheter in 9 patients.Only external biliary drainage were performed in 10 patients.Results:All of there canal- ization method effected well in verious degrees,but the best result was obtained in the metallic stents group.Conclusion:(1)There is less injury and complication in percutaneous transhepatic drainage,either external or antegrade biliary drainage,and it ts also easy to operate,Interventional treatment is the first choice for patients who suffered from benign or malignant obstructive jaundice unahe undergone surgical operation(2)All the methods amend with each other,but the placement of metallic stent is the best one.
8.Stenosis-occlusion of Shunt Tract after TIPSS:Angiographic Manifestatioss in 58 Patients
Yinghe ZHU ; Ke XU ; Xitong ZHANG ;
Journal of Interventional Radiology 1994;0(04):-
Purpose:To study the angiographic characteristics and mechanism of shunt stenosis-occlusiion after TIPSS.Materials and methods:Eighty-nine portal venograms were obtained in 58 patients.Venograms analysis had been performed according to shape,position and degree of shunt stenosis.Results:Thirty-six shunt abnormaloties were found in the portal venograms of 58 patients,Shunt stenosis(diameter
9.TIPS treatment for complicated Budd Chiari syndrome
Xitong ZHANG ; Ke XU ; Xu DAI
Chinese Journal of Radiology 2001;0(01):-
Objective To discuss the feasibility of TIPS in the treatment of complicated Budd Chiari syndrome(BCS) and to evaluate its clinical effect. Methods Five patients (male/female=4/1) aged from 30 to 35(mean 33 years). Four of 5 patients with varied degree of esophago gastric varies had the history of upper gastrointestinal bleeding and two had obvious ascites. We punctured the stenotic or occluded hepatic vein into the branch of portal vein in liver parenchyma. Balloon catheter expanding and installing were followed by the gastric coronary vein embolization. Results Successful operation were obtained in all 5 patients. The mean portal vein pressure dropped from(4.7?1.3)kPa before operation to(3.5?1.5)kPa after TIPS. One patient died in 24 hours after an emergency TIPS. One patient died of liver function failure three weeks later. In the mean 64 months′ follow up, 2 of the remaining 3 patients received angiography examination and were demonstrated stenosis at the end of hepatic vein. Both patients were treated with re intervention successfully. Conclusion TIPS was a safe, effective, and feasible method in the treatment of patients with complicated BCS with portal hypertension.
10.Value of endovascular stents placement for treating symptomatic spontaneous isolated dissection of splanchnic artery
Xiangjun HAN ; Xitong ZHANG ; Yonghui XIA ; Songnian LIANG ; Ke XU
Chinese Journal of Radiology 2014;(6):489-491
Objective To evaluate the safety and effectiveness of treating the endovascular stents placement for spontaneous isolated dissection of splanchnic artery ( SIDSA).Methods Sixteen consecutive patients with diagnosis of SIDSA through CTA and DSA were retrospectively analyzed .All patients had acute persistent abdominal pain and treated by endovascular stents placement.The serious complications and symptoms improvement were reviewed after the operation.The symptoms recurrence and repeated color doppler ultrasonography and CTA were also reviewed in the follow up.Results Twelve superior mesenteric artery ( SMA) dissection and four celiac artery ( CA) dissection were diagnosed among sixteen patients.The dissection length was 1.07 to 11.87 cm and the median length was 3.93 cm.The distance from the original dissection to the orifice of superior mesenteric artery or celiac artery was 0.50 to 6.44 cm and the median was 1.98 cm.Eight stent-grafts and 3 bare stents were successfully implanted in 11 patients.One case with celiac dissection was failed to treat because of the severe compression of true lumen and the guide wire cann′t cannulate to the distal true lumen.Four patients with superior mesenteric artery dissection gave up interventional therapy , Among these 4 patients , 2 patients had small tear site and small false lumen , 1 patient had extremely long dissection , and one case had blood supply of target organs from both true and false lumen.No severe complications such as hemorrhage , intestinal necrosis , hepatic failure and splenic necrosis occurred during the eleven successful endovascular interventions.The abdominal pain in 10 cases was disappeared or significantly relieved , 1 case with superior mesenteric vein thrombosis and severe intestinal ischemia before intervention underwent intestinal resection for necrosis.The follow up period was 1 to 74 months in eleven successful cases , and the median follow-up period was 16 months.One patient with SMA dissection after endovascular treatment was died of sudden stroke three months later .Others had satisfactory outcome and the repeated color doppler ultrasonography and CTA were normal .Conclusions Endovascular stents placement is a safe and effective therapy for symptomatic spontaneous isolated dissection of splanchnic artery.