Single-Setting Superior Vena Cava Biopsy and Stenting Utilizing Cone Beam Computed Tomography as an Additional Tool

Daniel Yuxuan Ong; Lawrence Han Hwee Quek; Ivan Kuang Hsin Huang; Gavin Hock Tai Lim; Gabriel Chan; Yi-Wei Wu; Seung Wook Ryu; Uei Pua

doi:10.12659/AJCR.929048

22 March 2021 : Case report Singapore

Single-Setting Superior Vena Cava Biopsy and Stenting Utilizing Cone Beam Computed Tomography as an Additional Tool

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Daniel Yuxuan Ong^1ABCDEF, Lawrence Han Hwee Quek^1ABCDEF, Ivan Kuang Hsin Huang^1ABCDEF, Gavin Hock Tai Lim^1ABCDEF, Gabriel Chan^1ABCDEF, Yi-Wei Wu^1ABCDEF, Seung Wook Ryu^1ABCDEF, Uei Pua^1ABCDEF*

DOI: 10.12659/AJCR.929048

Am J Case Rep 2021; 22:e929048

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Table 2. Procedural details.

Case	CBCT	Sampling outcome	Stent details	Clinical improvement	Complication
1	Yes	Invasive carcinoma with squamatous features	Zilver Vena (Cook Medical Inc., Bloomington, IN) 14 mm×6 cm and 16 mm×6 cm	Yes	No
2	Yes	Small cell carcinoma	Sinus XL (OptiMed, Ettlingen, Germany) 18×100 mm	Yes	Apical pneumothorax
3	Yes	Non-small cell carcinoma, favor adenocarcinoma	Venovo (Bard, Tempe, USA) 16×80 mm	Yes	No
4	Yes	Failed: fibromuscular tissue with myxoid stroma	Venovo (Bard, Tempe, USA) 16×120 mm	Yes	No
5	Yes	Small cell carcinoma	ABRE (Medtronic, Minneapolis, MN) 2× overlapping 18 mm (10 cm and 6 cm)	No relevant documentation	No
CBCT – cone beam computed tomography.

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