Spontaneous thrombosis of a saccular iliac artery aneurysm induced by overlapping self expandable bare metallic stents

Endovascular management of pararenal aortic aneurysms with multiple overlapping uncovered stents

“…21,22 Over time, it has been gradually introduced into treatment of aneurysms at different locations and tested successfully in many patients, with a satisfactory outcome for thrombosis. [1][2][3][4][5][6] The commercially available Cardiatis MS system received Conformité Européene approval in 2009 for treating patients with peripheral aneurysms.…”

“…Meanwhile, a novel concept of a porous stent system has been put forward to preserve collaterals while excluding aneurysms, with a series of successful cases reported on peripheral aneurysms. [1][2][3][4][5][6] This porous stent system decreases mean velocity and the vortex of blood flow within an aneurysm, causing thrombus to form within the sac. 7 A three-dimensional interlocked multilayer stents (MS) system is now commercially available (Cardiatis, Isnes, Belgium) and has been approved for the treatment of peripheral aneurysms.…”

Innovative Sandwich Technique in Treating a Symptomatic Saccular Suprarenal Aneurysm Involving the Celiac Trunk

“…Attempts have been made to treat peripheral aneurysms with multiple overlapping uncovered stents-a porous stents system that aims at reducing the velocity and volume of the blood flow into the aneurismal sac and inducing thrombus to form. [1][2][3] A commercial interlocked multilayer stent (MS) has been introduced (Cardiatis, Isnes, Belgium) to treat complicated aneurysms while maintaining vital branches. 4,5 The outcome of this new technique has been encouraging so far.…”

Treatment of a Fusiform Vertebral Aneurysm with Double Stent Placement

“…The aneurysm was treated by two overlapping Neuroform stents (Boston Scientific/Target, Fre- This technique is also effective in peripheral aneurysms. Ozturk et al 24 reported a true saccular external iliac artery aneurysm that underwent spontaneous thrombosis after treatment with placement of two overlapping bare self-expandable metallic stents only.…”