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Balloon dilatation of urethral strictures
Urologic radiology, 1981Postinflammatory and posttraumatic urethral strictures present a significant clinical problem. Conventional dilatation techniques are usually associated with recurrence and aggravation of the strictures. This is attributed to the mucosal and periurethral trauma associated with conventional dilatation methods.
N A, Russinovich +3 more
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Balloon Dilation of the Sinuses
Archives of Otolaryngology–Head & Neck Surgery, 2012Having demonstrated clinical efficacy in cardiology, urology, and ophthalmology, balloon catheters were adapted for the paranasal sinuses in the early 2000s, highlighted by US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval of the first Acclarent balloon catheter device in 2005 (Acclarent Inc). In the ensuing years, multiple devices have been developed and
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Balloon Dilatation of Esophageal Strictures
Australasian Radiology, 1990ABSTRACTThe Gruntzig balloon dilatation catheter is an invaluable tool for the dilatation of long and narrow oesophageal strictures which are not amenable to other forms of dilatation. We present our experience of 43 dilatations of oesophageal strictures in 14 patients without any significant complications.
S, Sawhney, R, Jain, M, Berry
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Balloon Dilatation of Anastomotic Strictures
Archives of Surgery, 1988Our experience with balloon dilatation of postoperative anastomotic strictures is reported herein. Six patients with strictures not responsive or accessible to standard bougie techniques were selected for balloon dilatation. A guidewire was passed through the stricture with an endoscope (four patients) or with fluoroscopic guidance alone (two patients).
P W, Whitworth +2 more
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Naso-lacrimal duct balloon dilatation
Clinical Radiology, 1994During a 30 month period (June 1991 to December 1993) 22 stenosed naso-lacrimal ducts in 18 patients were treated by balloon dilatation. A technical success rate of 86% was achieved, and the clinical success rate was 68%, in terms of either completely relieving or greatly improving the patients' symptoms of epiphora.
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Balloon Dilation Eustachian Tuboplasty
Otology & Neurotology, 2010To assess the feasibility and safety of balloon dilation Eustachian tuboplasty (BET) as an option for treatment of patients with Eustachian tube dysfunction.A cadaveric study of 5 temporal human bones was performed. Each bone underwent transnasal balloon dilation Eustachian tuboplasty (BET) with computed tomography and post-dilation histology.
Thorsten, Ockermann +4 more
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2012
Airway stenosis has many causes and can cause significant symptoms in some patients. Once identified, many interventions are available. A simple, safe, direct, inexpensive, repeatable, and rapidly effective option is balloon dilation, also called balloon bronchoplasty. Many balloon options are available, but all can be readily performed with the aid of
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Airway stenosis has many causes and can cause significant symptoms in some patients. Once identified, many interventions are available. A simple, safe, direct, inexpensive, repeatable, and rapidly effective option is balloon dilation, also called balloon bronchoplasty. Many balloon options are available, but all can be readily performed with the aid of
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Endoscopic Biliopancreatic Balloon Dilation
Endoscopy, 1996G N, Tytgat +3 more
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