[Analysis of the 25-patient who underwent a removal of W-spiral catheter after cessation of hepatic arterial infusion chemotherapy]

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Takeshi Tono,Toshiyuki Kanoh,Tadashi Ohnishi,Ken Shiozaki,Masaki Matsushita,Susumu Miyazaki,Hiroumi Nagase,Toshihiko Kira,Yutaka Kimura,Takashi Iwazawa,Yoshiaki Nakano,Hiroshi Yano,Takushi Monden,Takeshi Tono,Toshiyuki Kanoh,Tadashi Ohnishi,Ken Shiozaki,Masaki Matsushita,Susumu Miyazaki,Hiroumi Nagase,Toshihiko Kira,Yutaka Kimura,Takashi Iwazawa,Yoshiaki Nakano,Hiroshi Yano,Takushi Monden,

The authors analyzed the 25-patient who underwent a removal of W-spiral (WS) catheter after cessation of hepatic arterial infusion (HAI) chemotherapy. The catheter was easily removed in all cases, which resulted in improved patients' quality of life as well as preserved patency of hepatic arteries. However, arterial bleeding was occurred postoperatively in one case, which needed a surgical treatment. Although HAI using WS catheter and subsequent removal of the catheter is a reasonable strategy, a careful management of some complications should be considered.

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T Tono,T Kanoh,T Ohnishi,K Shiozaki,M Matsushita,S Miyazaki,H Nagase,T Kira,Y Kimura,T Iwazawa,Y Nakano,H Yano,T Monden,T Tono,T Kanoh,T Ohnishi,K Shiozaki,M Matsushita,S Miyazaki,H Nagase,T Kira,Y Kimura,T Iwazawa,Y Nakano,H Yano,T Monden,

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[Analysis of the 25-patient who underwent a removal of W-spiral catheter after cessation of hepatic arterial infusion chemotherapy] Journal Published:

PUBLICATION TYPE: Journal Article

Journal: Gan to kagaku ryoho. Cancer & chemotherapy

VOLUME: 34

Page Numbers: 1961-3

Journal Abbreviation: Gan To Kagaku Ryoho

ISSN: 0385-0684

DAY: 28

MONTH: Nov

YEAR: 2007

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