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Superior vena caval stenting for SVC obstruction: Current status
European Journal of Radiology, 08/14/09

Ganeshan A et al. – Conventional surgery and radiation therapy have a historical role in the management of patients with malignant superior vena cava obstruction. Interventional radiologists can relieve these symptoms rapidly and safely in the vast majority of patients. The technical and clinical success rates are high and compare very favorably with currently available medical and surgical treatments. Although recurrent obstruction may occur, most patients can be treated by re–intervention.

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