TEVAR

Miguel Godeiro Fernandez1,2, Grace Carvajal Mulatti3, Lucas Portela Tavares1

  • 1Centro de Doenças da Aorta, Hospital Ana Nery, Universidade Federal da Bahia, Salvador, Brazil.

まとめ

フェネストレーション胸部大動脈内ステントグラフト内挿術(f-TEVAR)における「ワイヤーラップ」を管理するための新しい技術は、予測可能性と安全性を向上させます。この方法は、複雑な大動脈弓症例におけるデバイスアライメントとデプロイメントを最適化します。

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