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angiogram showing a tight stenosis of the external iliac artery 1 cm just proximal to the anastomosis of the renal transplant (red arrow)
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F1
First angiogram showed a tight stenosis of the external iliac artery 1 cm just proximal to the anastomosis of the renal transplant (Figure 1).
angiogram showing a patent renal transplant anastomosis without stenosis (red arrow)
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F2
This latter was patent, without any stenosis (Figure 2).
angiogram showing stent deployment in the external iliac artery (red arrow)
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F3
Percutaneous transluminal angioplasty (PTA) was successfully performed with stenting of the lesion by a 7mm diameter 37 mm length Express balloon expandable Stent (Boston Scientific) (Figure 3).
final angiogram showing a patent iliac artery after stenting without residual stenosis (red arrow)
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F4
Final angiography showed a good result (Figure 4).