ArticleQuantitative imaging in medicine and surgery2026
Off-label use of a WRAPSODY
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Abstract
Background: Portal venous gas embolism resulting from fistulizing pancreatic abscesses is exceedingly rare and life-threatening. Management is further complicated when associated with portal vein thrombosis, and no dedicated stent-grafts exist for portal venous reconstruction. Exclusion of the fistulous communication is necessary to prevent ongoing septic embolization. Case Description: A 58-year-old male with chronic pancreatitis and prior distal pancreatectomy developed septic portal venous gas embolism due to fistulous communication between a postoperative pancreatic abscess and the portal venous confluence. In the setting of progressive gas embolization and increasing thrombus burden, percutaneous transhepatic endovascular reconstruction was performed. A fully covered WRAPSODY Conclusions: Portal venous flow was immediately restored with complete exclusion of the fistulous tract. The patient demonstrated rapid clinical improvement without complications. Follow-up computed tomography (CT) confirmed durable stent patency, resolution of portal venous gas, and regression of thrombus. The WRAPSODY
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