Publications by authors named "Eric Dumousset"
Background: Isolated non-traumatic renal artery dissection (RAD) is a rare disorder with uncertain natural history. The management may be surgical reconstruction, endovascular repair, or conservative medical treatment, yet no official consensus had been established.
Purpose: To report the management of four cases of isolated non-traumatic RAD, emphasizing the beneficial role of conservative medical treatment.
Background: Renal artery aneurysms (RAA) are a relatively rare vascular entity. Treatment could be either surgical or via an endovascular route. The main aim of therapy is to prevent lethal rupture.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFAcute aortic syndrome of the descending aorta can be treated with stent-graft thanks to technical and material development. Ruptured aneurysms, aortic dissection, wall hematoma and penetrating ulcers can be treated with stent-graft. According to the type of initial lesion, and the clinical tolerance, the emergency of treatment can be different.
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- Interventional radiology has expanded significantly, allowing for a range of arterial and venous procedures in cancer treatment, including emergency and planned palliative or curative options.
- Successful interventions require a team approach, addressing factors like iodine contrast media use, immunosuppression, hemostasis issues, and appropriate pain management strategies.
- The review details various endovascular procedures like biopsies, embolization for tumor treatment, revascularization for vein or artery blockages, and management of central venous access complications.