Annals of vascular surgery · 2024
Early Results of Interventions in Patients with Venous Thoracic Outlet Syndrome.
СтатьяМногоцентровое исследованиеНазвание и аннотация: Перевод в очереди
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Elsabbagh Mohammed A, El Sayed Salem Mohamed, Mabrouk Monir Kamel, El-Emam Ali Ahmed, Gaweesh Ahmed, Tiwari Alok
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BACKGROUND: To determine the freedom from major complications and the efficacy, in the form of technical and clinical success, of different interventions in venous thoracic outlet syndrome (VTOS).
METHODS: Data from 3 centers regarding patients aged between (18 and 60 years) with symptoms and signs of upper limb venous outflow obstruction was collected and analyzed to monitor outcome of different interventions.
RESULTS: 23 patients (16 males) with mean age of 35 ± 9.33 years (range 23-54 years) were recruited. 17.4% of the patients were thrombotic, 56.5% were nonthrombotic, and 26.1% were postthrombotic. 73.9% had right side presentation with pain and swelling. Two techniques of thrombus removal, 2 techniques for first rib resection, and venoplasty were all used with 100% technical, 87% over all clinical success, and no major perioperative complications. The mean follow-up duration was 9.9 months.
CONCLUSIONS: Interventions in VTOS are both safe and effective in the short- and mid-term.
METHODS: Data from 3 centers regarding patients aged between (18 and 60 years) with symptoms and signs of upper limb venous outflow obstruction was collected and analyzed to monitor outcome of different interventions.
RESULTS: 23 patients (16 males) with mean age of 35 ± 9.33 years (range 23-54 years) were recruited. 17.4% of the patients were thrombotic, 56.5% were nonthrombotic, and 26.1% were postthrombotic. 73.9% had right side presentation with pain and swelling. Two techniques of thrombus removal, 2 techniques for first rib resection, and venoplasty were all used with 100% technical, 87% over all clinical success, and no major perioperative complications. The mean follow-up duration was 9.9 months.
CONCLUSIONS: Interventions in VTOS are both safe and effective in the short- and mid-term.