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Table 1 Previous reports on intra-arterial treatment with carbon dioxide for peripheral arterial diseases in kidney transplant recipients

From: Percutaneous transluminal angioplasty with carbon dioxide for peripheral arterial disease after kidney transplantation: a case report with literature review

Author

Pt number (M/F), and mean age (range)

Mean duration (range) after KT

Type of peripheral arterial diseases

Type of treatment

Mean volumes of CO2/IC (mL)

Mean s-Cr before treatment (mg/dL)

Mean s-Cr after treatment (mg/dL)

Complications after treatment

Koratala et al. [25]

1 (1/0), 43

0.25

Stenosis of KT graft artery

Balloon AG

n/a

3.1

1.5

None

Caridi et al. [26]

21 (13/8), n/a (22–81)

n/a

Stenosis of KT graft artery

Balloon AG

114.6/8.5*

1.2

2.3

None

Moresco et al. [27]

6 (3/3), 41 (33–53)

5.25 (0.30–13)

Stenosis of KT graft artery

Balloon AG

20/18.3

n/a

n/a

s-Cr elevated in one patient

Spinosa et al. [28]

4 (4/0), 50 (36–64)

n/a

Stenosis of KT graft artery or iliac artery

Balloon AG or stent insertion

40/44**

2.9

3.0

Acute kidney injury occurred in one patient

Kuo et al. [29]

1 (0/1), 44

1

Stenosis of KT graft artery

Balloon AG

n/a/0

2.8

2.1

None

Cheng et al. [30]

1 (0/1), 38

0.25

AVF of KT graft after biopsy

Embolization of AVF

30/9

2.7

n/a

None

Nicolini et al. [31]

3 (0/3), 35 (10–58)

6.19 (2.79–10)

AVF of KT graft after biopsy

Embolization of AVF

20/4**

4.2

3.5

None

  1. AG angioplasty, AVF arteriovenous fistula, CO2 carbon dioxide, IC iodinated contrast medium, KT kidney transplantation, M/F male/female, n/a not available, Pt patient, PTA percutaneous transluminal angioplasty, s-Cr serum creatinine
  2. *Iodinated contrast medium was used in six patients
  3. **Gadolinium contrast medium