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Robotic endovascular catheters (REC) improve accuracy, reduce time and minimise radiation exposure in complex vascular procedures

Celia V. Riga, Nick Cheshire, Mohamad Hamady, Colin Bicknell

Year
2009
Citations
4
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Open access

Abstract

Results:The 30-day mortality was 2•6% in AAD and 7•5% in CAD.The 30-day stroke and paraplegia rates were 5•3% and 0% in AAD and zero in patients with CAD.At 30 months, the cumulative re-intervention rate was 62% and 55% in AAD and CAD, respectively.In AAD, at 12 months, the false lumen thrombosis rate was 85% at the stent and 60% below it.In CAD, thrombosis rates were 68% above the stent and 33% below it.Conclusion: Aortic remodelling is greater in AAD.In AAD and in the segment, for both dissection types, false lumen thrombosis rates are higher.In AAD and CAD there is a significant re-intervention rate.The length of aorta covered with the stent should be greater, particularly in CAD.Robotic endovascular catheters (REC) improve accuracy, reduce time and minimise radiation exposure in complex vascular procedures

Keywords

MedicineRadiation exposureRadiologySurgeryNuclear medicine

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