Impact of Oversizing on the Risk of Retrograde Dissection After TEVAR for Acute and Chronic Type B Dissection
Conclusion: The early and midterm outcomes of this study demonstrate that ≤5% oversizing may be a suitable option for thoracic endografts used to treat type B dissection. The smaller rate of oversizing can lower the incidence of RTAD without increasing stent migration or type I endoleak rates.
Source: Journal of Endovascular Therapy - Category: Surgery Authors: Liu, L., Zhang, S., Lu, Q., Jing, Z., Zhang, S., Xu, B. Tags: Thoracic and Thoracoabdominal Aortic Interventions Source Type: research