Proximal/distal displacement of stents

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Proximal and distal displacements of stents refer to the unintended movement of stents from their intended position either towards the beginning (proximal) or the end (distal) of the vessel after placement. The discussion emphasizes the importance of clarifying whether the question pertains to displacement during the initial placement in the operating room or post-placement movement. Factors contributing to these displacements include the technique used during insertion, the characteristics of the stent, and the anatomical features of the vessel. Understanding these aspects is crucial for improving stent placement outcomes and minimizing complications.
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What are proximal/distal displacements of stents and what is causing it?
 
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GT1 said:
What are proximal/distal displacements of stents and what is causing it?

Could you be a little more specific in your question? Do you mean during placement of the stent in the O.R., or do you mean movement of the stent after placement? Where have you been hearing about this?
 
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