Kühn, a.L., wakhloo, a.K., gounis, m.J., kan, p., de macedo rodrigues, k., lozano, j.D., marosfoi, m.G., perras, m., brooks, c., howk, m.C., rex, d.E., massari, f., <(>&<)> puri, a.S.(2017).Use of self-expanding stents for better intracranial flow diverter wall apposition.Interventional neuroradiology¿: journal of peritherapeutic neuroradiology, surgical procedures and related neurosciences, 23(2), 129¿136.Https://doi.Org/10.1177/1591019916681981 medtronic review of the literature article found described 5 cases in which pipeline devices were implanted for aneurysm treatment.In 3 of the cases wall apposition was inadequate.In 2 cases proximal migration occurred and was attributed to challenging patient anatomy.In all cases a non-medtronic self-expanding nitonol stents were subsequently deployed for improving wall apposition and jail the pipeline stents from further migration respectively.During one procedure, a clot developed after stent deployment and the patient was immediately treated successfully with glycoprotein iib/iiia inhibitor.One patient had the pipeline implanted to cover 2 aneurysms and during follow-up one of the aneurysm was noted to have "near complete occlusion." no additional symptoms/issues, treatment, or complications were noted related to the incomplete aneurysm occlusion.
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