Pinillos Robles, Javier García Luján, Ricardo Pablo Gafas, Alicia de Miguel Poch, Eduardo de
Tratamiento de la estenosis de bronquio intermediario en el trasplante pulmonar con endoprótesis de Montgomery. Una técnica novedosa. [caso clínico] - Archivos de bronconeumología, 2015 - 51(2):e5-e7.
Formato Vancouver:
Pinillos Robles J, García Luján R, de Pablo Gafas A, de Miguel Poch E. Tratamiento de la estenosis de bronquio intermediario en el trasplante pulmonar con endoprótesis de Montgomery. Una técnica novedosa. A novel technique. Arch Bronconeumol. 2015 Feb;51(2):e5-e7.
PMID: 24997130
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Airway complications after lung transplant are relatively common although the rates vary according to the different studies. Pathogenesis is diverse but the principal mechanism is usually bronchus intermedius ischemia in the post-transplant period. One major complication is bronchial stenosis, with relatively frequent involvement of the bronchus intermedius in the case of right lung transplantation. Various treatments have been proposed for bronchus intermedius stenosis, such as endobronchial balloon dilation, laser, cryosurgery and bronchial stents. We present two cases of lung transplant recipients with bronchus intermedius stenosis treated with a Montgomery stent or T-stent, commonly used for tracheal stenosis, who showed positive clinical and functional response.
Tratamiento de la estenosis de bronquio intermediario en el trasplante pulmonar con endoprótesis de Montgomery. Una técnica novedosa. [caso clínico] - Archivos de bronconeumología, 2015 - 51(2):e5-e7.
Formato Vancouver:
Pinillos Robles J, García Luján R, de Pablo Gafas A, de Miguel Poch E. Tratamiento de la estenosis de bronquio intermediario en el trasplante pulmonar con endoprótesis de Montgomery. Una técnica novedosa. A novel technique. Arch Bronconeumol. 2015 Feb;51(2):e5-e7.
PMID: 24997130
Contiene 4 referencias
Airway complications after lung transplant are relatively common although the rates vary according to the different studies. Pathogenesis is diverse but the principal mechanism is usually bronchus intermedius ischemia in the post-transplant period. One major complication is bronchial stenosis, with relatively frequent involvement of the bronchus intermedius in the case of right lung transplantation. Various treatments have been proposed for bronchus intermedius stenosis, such as endobronchial balloon dilation, laser, cryosurgery and bronchial stents. We present two cases of lung transplant recipients with bronchus intermedius stenosis treated with a Montgomery stent or T-stent, commonly used for tracheal stenosis, who showed positive clinical and functional response.
