Endovascular stenting in pediatric trauma: A critical analysis of long-term outcomes and follow-up gaps
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This critical commentary examines endovascular stenting for traumatic arterial injuries in pediatric and adolescent patients, highlighting gaps in long-term follow-up data. The analysis responds to recent literature on the feasibility of stenting in children while raising important questions about durability and surveillance protocols in this unique population.
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- Endovascular stenting is feasible for traumatic arterial injuries in pediatric patients but requires careful patient selection.
- Long-term follow-up protocols are inadequate in current pediatric endovascular trauma literature.
- Growth-related complications and stent durability remain underexplored in the adolescent population.
- Standardized surveillance imaging protocols are needed to detect delayed vascular complications in pediatric stent patients.
- Multidisciplinary collaboration between pediatric surgery and interventional radiology is essential for optimal outcomes.
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How to cite: GlobalCastMD. Endovascular stenting in pediatric trauma: A critical analysis of long-term outcomes and follow-up gaps. GlobalCastMD Medical Library. 2025-10-08. https://library.globalcastmd.com/article/11080
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