Lysis of arterial clot by intravenous or intra-arterial administration of streptokinase.
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Intra-arterial thrombolysis with streptokinase was studied in 38 patients. The indications were peripheral thromboembolism in nine patients (group 1), postreconstruction graft thrombosis in 26 patients (group 2) and renal artery thrombosis in three patients (group 3). The intra-arterial route was used for the first and third groups and in 16 of the second group. The intravenous route was used in the remaining ten patients. Lysis was achieved in all of the group 1 and 3 patients. The latter were also treated with percutaneous transluminal angioplasty after dissolution of thrombus of the renal artery. In group 2 patients, lysis was achieved in eight of 16 patients in whom lytic therapy was instituted within seven days of graft closure. There was no lysis in all ten patients in whom elapsed time was more than seven days. Postlytic angiographic visualization of etiologic mechanisms for thrombosis enabled subsequent successful correction in three of five patients in group 2. Attempts to cor
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Intra-arterial thrombolysis with streptokinase was studied in 38 patients. The indications were peripheral thromboembolism in nine patients (group 1), postreconstruction graft thrombosis in 26 patients (group 2) and renal artery thrombosis in three patients (group 3). The intra-arterial route was used for the first and third groups and in 16 of the second group. The intravenous route was used in the remaining ten patients. Lysis was achieved in all of the group 1 and 3 patients. The latter were also treated with percutaneous transluminal angioplasty after dissolution of thrombus of the renal artery. In group 2 patients, lysis was achieved in eight of 16 patients in whom lytic therapy was instituted within seven days of graft closure. There was no lysis in all ten patients in whom elapsed time was more than seven days. Postlytic angiographic visualization of etiologic mechanisms for thrombosis enabled subsequent successful correction in three of five patients in group 2. Attempts to cor
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