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An infant case of renovascular hypertension in moyamoya disease treated by angioplasty

Jianming GUO
Lianrui GUO
Gao ZENG
Zhu TONG
Xixiang GAO
Yongquan GU
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331–334
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Here we report the treatment experience of an 18-month-old female infantcase of renovascular hypertension due to moyamoya disease by angioplasty.Although renal blood flow was recovered immediately after operation, 12months follow-up found severe restenosis which required us to perform aright renal autotransplantation

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Objective & Hypothesis:Here we report the treatment experience of an 18-month-old female infantcase of renovascular hypertension due to moyamoya disease by angioplasty.Although renal blood flow was recovered immediately after operation, 12months follow-up found severe restenosis which required us to perform aright renal autotransplantation
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Conclusion & Impact:Here we report the treatment experience of an 18-month-old female infantcase of renovascular hypertension due to moyamoya disease by angioplasty.Although renal blood flow was recovered immediately after operation, 12months follow-up found severe restenosis which required us to perform aright renal autotransplantation
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Here we report the treatment experience of an 18-month-old female infantcase of renovascular hypertension due to moyamoya disease by angioplasty.Although renal blood flow was recovered immediately after operation, 12months follow-up found severe restenosis which required us to perform aright renal autotransplantation

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GUO, J., GUO, L., ZENG, G., TONG, Z., GAO, X., GU, Y. (2018). An infant case of renovascular hypertension in moyamoya disease treated by angioplasty. Turkish Journal of Pediatrics, Cilt: 60 - Sayı: 3, 331–334. https://ajindex.com/articles/412118

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