Yupeng zhang, fei liang, yuxiang zhang, peng yan, shikai liang, chao ma and chuhan jiang.Exploring the feasibility of pipeline embolization device compared with stent-assisted coiling to treat non-saccular, unruptured, intradural vertebral artery aneurysms.Doi: 10.3389/fneur.2019.00275.Medtronic literature review found a report of complications after the use of pipeline.The purpose of the article was to explore the therapeutic feasibility of ped by comparing ped treatment with controlled stent-assisted coiling (sac).The percentage proportion of female patients was 18.8 in the ped group.Median patient age was similar in the ped group [51 years (47¿58)].- technical events occurred in 3 (9.4%) procedures (two insufficient opening of stent (>50%), one foreshortening of stent).The pipeline embolization device (ped) was not fully deployed in two patients because of stenosis of the parent artery, which caused parent artery occlusion.Fortunately, both patients were asymptomatic with patency of the covered posterior inferior cerebellar arteries (picas) at final angiographic follow-up.Foreshortening of the ped that occurred in the procedure did not cover the target aneurysms.An additional ped was deployed.The aneurysm is completely occluded with parent artery patency at final angiography.
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