Recommendation 18
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The preferred entry site for mesenteric artery
revascularization is the femoral artery, followed by the
left brachial or radial artery, and is dependent on
expertise. |
1D |
87% |
Recommendation 19
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In atherosclerotic mesenteric artery lesions, PTA and
stenting is recommended over PTA alone. |
1D |
100% |
Recommendation 20
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In patients with occlusive disease of both the CA and SMA,
endovascular revascularization of both vessels might be
attempted. The SMA is the preferred target artery followed
by the CA. |
2D |
91% |
Recommendation 21
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After endovascular mesenteric artery stenting, we suggest
administering dual antiplatelet therapy for at least one
month, followed by lifelong antiplatelet monotherapy. |
2D |
91% |
Recommendation 22
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In patients treated with DOAC, vitamin K antagonists or
LMWH, we suggest adding one antiplatelet agent for 4 weeks
after endovascular mesenteric artery stenting. |
2D |
83% |