Abruzzo, t., abraham, k., karani, k.B., geller, j.I., vadivelu, s., racadio, j.M., zhang, b., <(>&<)> correa, z.M.(2021).Correlation of technical and adjunctive factors with quantitative tumor reduction in children undergoing selective ophthalmic artery infusion chemotherapy for retinoblastoma.Ajnr - american journal of neuroradiology, 42(2), 354¿361.Https://doi.Org/10.3174/ajnr.A6905.Medtronic review of the literature article found that 40 eyes of 35 pediatric patient were treated for retinoblastoma selective ophthalmic artery infusion chemotherapy (soaic).A 1.5f marathon microcatheter was the preferred catheter used in the procedures though it was noted a slightly smaller non-medtronic microcatheter was used in some cases if catheterization with the marathon could not be achieved.However, it was not specified which cases used the non-medtronic catheter.Serious adverse events reported in article included: 2 instances of hypotension in infants receiving intra-arterial verapamil (iav).Both required treatment with blood products.1 patient was also treated with calcium gluconate to counteract verapamil.In 1 case, post extubation laryngospasm required reintubation.Medical safety assessed that this event was not related to the marathon microcatheter but was a procedure-related event.
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