Transradial Prostate Artery Embolization (PAE) for Symptomatic BPH

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  • Опубликовано: 19 ноя 2020
  • At Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City, Interventional Radiologists, Drs. Aaron Fischman, Robert Blue and Michael Cellini perform #embolization of both prostate arteries (#PAE) as a cutting edge minimally invasive non-surgical treatment for symptomatic benign prostatic hyperplasia (#BPH) via the #radial artery in the wrist. October 2020. #TREAT2020 Symposium #RadialFirst

Комментарии • 25

  • @paulnotdownunder3172
    @paulnotdownunder3172 3 месяца назад +1

    How cool, you can literally see the prostate shrinking at the 8min mark.

  • @judjudersawn2596
    @judjudersawn2596 Год назад

    Dr. Cellini in action!

  • @shadiyounis8560
    @shadiyounis8560 3 года назад

    Great procedure.
    Please sir, if there is UAE procedure, download it

  • @freewoodencrosses
    @freewoodencrosses Год назад

    I have watch the video and ,of course, you could be speaking a foreign language, but I heard that this procedure may need to be repeated again in a few years. Is this true?

  • @silaslongshot941
    @silaslongshot941 Год назад

    Since the blood flow is ended to the prostate, how much 'rotting' or necrosis occurs with all that now dead tissue?

    • @AaronFischmanMD
      @AaronFischmanMD  Год назад +1

      The prostate unfortunately doesn’t die , it can still get small amounts of blood from other smaller vessels

  • @user-eg1sw7kd6g
    @user-eg1sw7kd6g 10 месяцев назад

    Can PAE successfully target large median lobes? History: UroLift 2 years ago (intact and working) . No improvement with UroLift. New Doc. discovered high bladder neck and large median lobe. prostate size 55g. Lobe is where all my issues are stemming from. Want to preserve current Sexual level. On daily coumadin ( heart valve). I've not had much luck finding out if a median lobe can be treated successfully with PAE. Closest IR who does PAE is Jacksonville FL, about 5 hours one way.

    • @AaronFischmanMD
      @AaronFischmanMD  10 месяцев назад

      william, reach out to our office and we can connect 212 241 4046

  • @seascape35
    @seascape35 4 месяца назад

    Are these coils you speak of made of metal, and if so, will that preclude future MRIs?

    • @AaronFischmanMD
      @AaronFischmanMD  4 месяца назад

      The coils are typically made of platinum and not an issue for MRI.

    • @seascape35
      @seascape35 4 месяца назад

      @@AaronFischmanMD Thank you for such a quick and informative response as I am considering PAE.

  • @zartanshaaki1992
    @zartanshaaki1992 3 года назад

    How much is the whole procedure fee, and if it is covered by Medicare. I have BPH. I live in Long Island, NY, and I am interested in PAE

    • @AaronFischmanMD
      @AaronFischmanMD  3 года назад

      Please call 212 241 4046 to discuss

    • @vingtsun1952
      @vingtsun1952 2 года назад +1

      just had done at Johns Hopkins - covered my medicare… of all the BPH options, after five years of research did PAE. within three days sleeping better (getting up every 2 hours versus every 45 minutes) and number of times going during day has also decreased. Best decision I made - i am so thankful I found this procedure...

    • @rongierhart5686
      @rongierhart5686 2 года назад

      Rick, did you happen to have a Median Lobe?

    • @vingtsun1952
      @vingtsun1952 2 года назад

      @@rongierhart5686 there was a right and left prostate artery where they deposited the embolization pellets.

    • @jg11596
      @jg11596 2 года назад +1

      ​@@vingtsun1952 After a couple of more months, how are you doing relative to your prostate and symptoms? I have 150gram prostate with LUTS, am on finasteride which helps a little, and am researching procedures to dramatically improve my symptoms. Thank you

  • @waynee.davies6296
    @waynee.davies6296 10 месяцев назад +1

    What if it totally plugsup and prostate dies will that cause you to die or lose your prostate how many patients had problems

    • @vires-et-honore
      @vires-et-honore 9 месяцев назад

      See his reply to the question above from @silaslongshot941 "The prostate unfortunately doesn’t die , it can still get small amounts of blood from other smaller vessels."