Self-expanding nitinol stents for bleeding from esophageal varices in patients with portal hypertension

Zhigalova S.B.; Shertsinger A.G.; Manukyan G.V.; Musin R.A.; Markarov A.E.; Bobyleva Ya.S.

doi:https://doi.org/10.17116/hirurgia202012146

Zhigalova S.B.

Petrovsky Russian Research Center of Surgery

Shertsinger A.G.

Petrovsky Russian Research Center of Surgery

Manukyan G.V.

Petrovsky Russian Research Center of Surgery

Musin R.A.

Petrovsky Russian Research Center of Surgery

Markarov A.E.

Petrovsky Russian Research Center of Surgery

Bobyleva Ya.S.

Petrovsky Russian Research Center of Surgery

Self-expanding nitinol stents for bleeding from esophageal varices in patients with portal hypertension

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Zhigalova S.B., Shertsinger A.G., Manukyan G.V., Musin R.A., Markarov A.E., Bobyleva Ya.S.

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Journal: Pirogov Russian Journal of Surgery. 2020;(12): 46‑51

DOI: 10.17116/hirurgia202012146

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Zhigalova SB, Shertsinger AG, Manukyan GV, Musin RA, Markarov AE, Bobyleva YaS. Self-expanding nitinol stents for bleeding from esophageal varices in patients with portal hypertension. Pirogov Russian Journal of Surgery. 2020;(12):46‑51. (In Russ.)
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Abstract:

Blakemore probe-obturator was previously preferable for primary hemostasis in patients with bleeding from esophageal varices. Currently, Danis self-expanding nitinol stent became an effective alternative. According to some manufacturers, Danis stent has some advantages over balloon tamponade. We report implantation of nitinol stent for hemostasis in a patient with multiple recurrent bleeding and ineffective endoscopic manipulations. A method of stent fixation for prevention of distal migration as the most common complication is described.

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portal hypertension

esophageal varices

bleeding from varices

self-expanding nitinol stent

Authors:

Zhigalova S.B.

Petrovsky Russian Research Center of Surgery

Shertsinger A.G.

Petrovsky Russian Research Center of Surgery

Manukyan G.V.

Petrovsky Russian Research Center of Surgery

Musin R.A.

Petrovsky Russian Research Center of Surgery

Markarov A.E.

Petrovsky Russian Research Center of Surgery

Bobyleva Ya.S.

Petrovsky Russian Research Center of Surgery

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13.12.2019

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15.02.2020

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