1997
DOI: 10.1016/s0022-5347(01)64307-6
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Diagnosis and Management of Ureteroiliac Artery Fistula: Value of Provocative Arteriography Followed by Common Iliac Artery Embolization and Extraanatomic Arterial Bypass Grafting

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“…In our case, the RP was not able to demonstrate a fistula. Including 1 case of placement of a vein-covered stent [2], 1 case of renal embolization and iliac artery embolization without bypass [9], 1 case of bilateral ureteral-iliac fistula [24], and our reported case.…”
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“…In our case, the RP was not able to demonstrate a fistula. Including 1 case of placement of a vein-covered stent [2], 1 case of renal embolization and iliac artery embolization without bypass [9], 1 case of bilateral ureteral-iliac fistula [24], and our reported case.…”
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confidence: 86%
“…Once a diagnosis of UAF is made, both the vascular and urological components of the fistula need to be addressed. Cooperation between the urologist, radiologist and vascular surgeons, along with improved critical care management, has markedly decreased the mortality from this disease [1,2,9,12,13,18,24,25].…”
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“…La performance de cet examen est améliorée par une manoeuvre de provocation du cathétérisme urétéral, le cas échéant. Sa sensibilité est nettement améliorée et peut ainsi atteindre 100 % 19,20 . Effectuée par un expert, l'artériographie permet en plus un geste endovasculaire d'hémostase 19 .…”
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“…L'urétéropyélographie descendante ou au mieux rétro-grade est l'examen de référence qui permet de visualiser un passage artériel du produit de contraste dans 60 % des cas 10,19,21 . Toutefois, cet examen doit être réalisé avec prudence, puisqu'une mobilisation du caillot peut amener une reperméabilisation du trajet fistuleux, ce qui déclencherait une hématurie cataclysmique 5,10,15,18 .…”
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