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Frank Marguth - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Endovascular treatment of traumatic arterio-venous fistulas of the vertebral artery
    Neurosurgical Review, 1993
    Co-Authors: Vladimir Olteanu-nerbe, Michael Bauer, Thomas Vogl, Frank Marguth
    Abstract:

    Cervical vertebral artery fistulas are rare arteriovenous malformations between the vertebral artery and veins of the neighbourhood. The etiology of the fistulas may be traumatic or spontaneous. Management and the results in two patients with large arterio-venous fistulas of the cervical vertebral artery with severe deterioration of spinal function by using the Detachable Balloon technique are discussed. Complete angiographic and clinical cure was achieved in both patients and no complications related to the embolization procedure occured. The Detachable Balloon technique is an effective method for selective occlusion of the fistula. Good radiographic monitoring facilities are required to make endovascular procedures effective and safe.

K Makita - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Nondissecting vertebral fusiform aneurysm: embolization using wire-directed Detachable Balloons.
    AJNR. American journal of neuroradiology, 1993
    Co-Authors: K Makita, S Furui, Tsuchiya K, Hideo Yoshida, Hideo Yamada, Hiroshi Takiguchi
    Abstract:

    The authors report the embolization of an unruptured nondissecting vertebral fusiform aneurysm using a new silicone Detachable Balloon that they have developed, which is advanced without inflation over a guide wire.

  • Wire-directed Detachable Balloon. Work in progress.
    Radiology, 1991
    Co-Authors: K Makita, S Furui, T Machida, T Yamauchi, K Tuchiya, T Irie, E Takenaka
    Abstract:

    A new silicone Detachable Balloon has two self-sealing valves. The proximal valve grips the catheter tip, and the distal valve allows a guide wire to pass through. The Balloon is advanced over the guide wire. Detachment is performed after the wire is withdrawn. Five Balloons were successfully placed in the intended arteries and veins of three dogs. This wire-directed Detachable Balloon is placed more easily and accurately than the conventional Detachable Balloons that are placed with the flow-directed method.

Hiroshi Takiguchi - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

Vladimir Olteanu-nerbe - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Endovascular treatment of traumatic arterio-venous fistulas of the vertebral artery
    Neurosurgical Review, 1993
    Co-Authors: Vladimir Olteanu-nerbe, Michael Bauer, Thomas Vogl, Frank Marguth
    Abstract:

    Cervical vertebral artery fistulas are rare arteriovenous malformations between the vertebral artery and veins of the neighbourhood. The etiology of the fistulas may be traumatic or spontaneous. Management and the results in two patients with large arterio-venous fistulas of the cervical vertebral artery with severe deterioration of spinal function by using the Detachable Balloon technique are discussed. Complete angiographic and clinical cure was achieved in both patients and no complications related to the embolization procedure occured. The Detachable Balloon technique is an effective method for selective occlusion of the fistula. Good radiographic monitoring facilities are required to make endovascular procedures effective and safe.

S Furui - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Nondissecting vertebral fusiform aneurysm: embolization using wire-directed Detachable Balloons.
    AJNR. American journal of neuroradiology, 1993
    Co-Authors: K Makita, S Furui, Tsuchiya K, Hideo Yoshida, Hideo Yamada, Hiroshi Takiguchi
    Abstract:

    The authors report the embolization of an unruptured nondissecting vertebral fusiform aneurysm using a new silicone Detachable Balloon that they have developed, which is advanced without inflation over a guide wire.

  • Wire-directed Detachable Balloon. Work in progress.
    Radiology, 1991
    Co-Authors: K Makita, S Furui, T Machida, T Yamauchi, K Tuchiya, T Irie, E Takenaka
    Abstract:

    A new silicone Detachable Balloon has two self-sealing valves. The proximal valve grips the catheter tip, and the distal valve allows a guide wire to pass through. The Balloon is advanced over the guide wire. Detachment is performed after the wire is withdrawn. Five Balloons were successfully placed in the intended arteries and veins of three dogs. This wire-directed Detachable Balloon is placed more easily and accurately than the conventional Detachable Balloons that are placed with the flow-directed method.