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Data demonstrates extensive variations in antithrombotic therapy after venous stenting and suggests conservative approach may be appropriate
Antithrombotic therapy following iliac vein stenting varies widely and long-term outcomes differ significantly depending on the underlying condition, according to new research. The retrospective study included 314 patients who underwent iliac vein stenting at Yale New Haven Hospital between 2012…
ABRE subanalysis highlights obesity ‘paradox’ in post-venous stenting outcomes
Results from a subset analysis of the ABRE study have shown that patients in three out of the six World Health Organisation (WHO) body mass index (BMI) groups—‘pre-obesity’, ‘obesity class I’ and ‘obesity class II’—trended towards higher 36-month patency rates…
Iliac vein stenting should remain a viable treatment option for higher BMI patients
Despite greater comorbid conditions, patients with obesity benefited as much as patients with normal body mass index (BMI) from iliac vein stent placement for proximal venous outflow obstruction (PVOO) in a study from a research group in New York. Jinseo…
Office-based laboratory setting proves ‘safe’ for iliac vein stenting
A retrospective study of 1,223 iliac vein cases performed in three office-based laboratories (OBLs) demonstrated a major complication rate of 0.41%, suggesting these procedures are safe and well-tolerated in this setting, the authors say. According to corresponding researcher Levan Sulakvelidze,…
New data support ‘routine’ use of IVUS during iliac vein stenting to optimize stent patency
A recent study on iliac vein stenting showed better short and mid-term patency rates when intravascular ultrasound (IVUS) was utilized prior to stent deployment in addition to multiplanar venography compared to venography alone. The data were presented at VENOUS2021, the…
Women are at a higher risk of iliac vein stent failure, VESS session hears
A recent study on iliac vein stenting showed lower long-term patency rates for women when compared to their male counterparts. The data were presented on June 24 at SVS ONLINE during the Vascular and Endovascular Surgical Society (VESS) session. Lead…