Covered stent treatment for arterial complications after pancreatic surgery: risk assessment for recurrence and peri-stent implantation management.
Yingjie ChenWei HuangQin LiuQingbing WangZiyin WangZhiyuan WuXiaoyi DingZhongmin WangPublished in: European radiology (2022)
• A covered stent is feasible for various artery-related complications after pancreatectomy and has an ideal therapeutic effect. • Pancreatic fistula during the perioperative period of the covered stent is an independent risk factor for recurrent arterial complications and SMA branches or GDA stumps are prone to be recurrent offending arteries. • Rigorous management of pancreatic fistula, timely detection of problems, sensible strategies during stent implantation, and reasonable anticoagulation therapy are necessary for a better prognosis.
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