Avtor/Urednik		Berden, Pavle; Šurlan, Miloš; Klančar, Janez; Ključevšek, Tomaž
Naslov		Opornice v aorti in ileofemoralnih arterijah
Prevedeni naslov		Endovascular stents in the aorta and ideofemoral arteries
Tip		članek
Vir		Med Razgl
Vol. in št.		Letnik 38, št. Suppl 3
Leto izdaje		1999
Obseg		str. 33-43
Jezik		slo
Abstrakt		In our article we describe the usefulness of stents in the aorta and pelvic arteries. Through our own study we describe the method, possible complications and results of stent placement into pelvic arteries. We used a stent in 37 cases. Technical success was 97%, primary cumulative patency was 86% after one year, 82% after two years and 82% after three years. The patency rate is comparable with great world studies. There were twice as much complication rates in our study compared to wolrd studies (20% : 10%) but complications necessitating treatment did not differe (5.4% : 5.2%). We conclude that stent support a wider range of indications including extensive, calcified and ulcerated lesions, and has enhanced long term patency. We give some suggestions about use of stent in pelvic arteries.
Izvleček		V članku predstavljamo današnja spoznanja o uporabi žilnih opornic v aorti in medeničnih arterijah. Skozi našo študijo prikazujemo metodo, možne zaplete in rezultate žilnih opornic v medeničnih arterijah. Opornico smo uporabili v 37 primerih. Tehnični uspeh je bil 97%, primarna kumulativna prehodnost po enem dveh in treh letih po 86%, 82% in 82%, kar je pirmerljivo z velikimi svetovnimi študijami. Zapletov je bilo pri nas dvakrat več kot v podobnih študijah (20% : 10%), vendar je bil odstotek resnejših zapletov enak (5,4% : 5,2%). Ugotavljamo, da je žilna opornica razširila indikacije in izboljšala rezultate zdravljenja pri okvarah medeničnih arterij, ki za PTA niso ugodne. Podajamo tudi smernice za uporabo žilnih opornic v medeničnih arterijah.
Deskriptorji		STENTS AORTA FEMORAL ARTERY ILIAC ARTERY ARTERIAL OCCLUSIVE DISEASES BLOOD VESSEL PROSTHESIS ANGIOPLASTY, BALLOON ANGIOGRAPHY BLOOD FLOW VELOCITY VASCULAR PATENCY