Ruiz TJF, Brizuela QRA, Piñol JFN, García-Menocal HJL, Alonso CN, Obregón MÁ

Language: Spanish
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ABSTRACT

Introduction: expandable metallic stents are one of the treatment alternatives currently palliatively treating benign and malignant stenosis of the gastrointestinal tract and biliopancreatic order to improve the quality of life of patients.
Objectives: to show the results achieved by our group in the placement of selfexpanding metal stents in patients with malignant or benign strictures of the upper digestive tracts referred from different parts of the country.
Methods: a number of cases were prospectively evaluated the Cuban experience of 101 self-expanding stent insertion (Niti-S Stent) in 86 patients treated at the National Center for Minimal Access Surgery, diagnosed with malignant and benign strictures of the upper digestive tractus.
Results: the highest proportion of inserted prosthesis was performed in malignant stenosis (86 %) and in the group of 60 and more years old (81,3 %). The most frequent complications were chest pain (100 %) immediately and migration of the stent in benign and on tumor growth in malignant. A hole that had subsequently died.
Conclusions: utility Stents for palliation of malignant and benign strictures high digestive shown.

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