Non-contrast MR angiography of pelvic arterial vasculature using the Quiescent interval slice selective (QISS) sequence

Ghibes, Patrick; Partovi, Sasan; Artzner, Christoph; Grözinger, Gerd; Wahl, Carl-Mattheis; Hagen, Florian; Martirosian, Petros

doi:10.1007/s10554-023-02798-x

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“…Although there is controversy surrounding this topic, 24 25 26 our own data on patients with portal venous stenosis following Rex shunt after liver transplantation showed that patients treated with stent implantation had significantly longer patency compared with those who received angioplasty alone. 27 While there are no data on Warren shunts, we opt for stent implantation in cases of vascular recoil.…”

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TIPS and Interventional Radiology Management of Portal Hypertensive Complications in Pediatric Population

Spogis,

Tsiflikas,

Schäfer

et al. 2024

Digestive Disease Interventions

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Transjugular intrahepatic portosystemic shunt (TIPS) placement is a well-established procedure for treating the sequelae of portal hypertension in adults. In pediatric patients also, TIPS is a good alternative to surgical shunt procedures because it is less invasive. However, similar or even more than in adults, TIPS creation is one of the technically more challenging procedures in children requiring special considerations regarding portal venous access and stent placement. Although data are limited to retrospective single-center experiences and meta-analysis, current findings suggest that TIPS is safe and effective in pediatric patients. If monitored and revised carefully, TIPS stents can last for a long time and may be able to serve for more than a short-term bridge to liver transplantation. This review shall provide information about the authors' procedural technique and give a short overview about the recent literature.

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