Foam Sclerotherapy for Symptomatic Cysts in ADPKD, ADPLD and Solitary Cysts.

Newton Neidert, Firas Kseibi, William P Martin, Seif Bugazia, Emily Bendel, Cassie Howe, Ryan Helland, Adriana Gregory, Kathleen Liestikow, Timothy Kline, Lisa Vaughan, Vicente E Torres, Marie C Hogan
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Background: This medical center migrated from alcohol to sotradecol foam sclerotherapy (SFS) because of perceived improved efficacy in managing symptomatic kidney and liver cysts. We report technical aspects, change in short and long-term cyst volumes, patient reported outcomes, safety, and applications of the technique.

Methods: In this retrospective observational study, cases from 1/2017-12/2021 had TKCV/TLCV (per Targeted Kidney or Liver or Cyst analysis) segmented using a deep-learning algorithm and cyst segmentation software (pre, post procedure and longitudinally). TKCV/TLCV percent change were evaluated using the 1-sample Wilcoxon signed rank test. For analyses involving changes in cyst volumes, the median percent change in cyst volume per patient was assessed. Longitudinal changes in cyst volumes were assessed using linear mixed models. Changes in quality of life (LASA, SF12, PLD-Q) were also assessed.

Results: There were 102 SFS sessions (38 kidney, 58 liver, 6 combined liver/kidney cysts) performed on 77 unique individuals included for analysis. Median [interquartile range, IQR] percent reductions in TKCV were-92.0% [IQR -98.2%, -82.7%, P<0.001) and for TLCV were -83.1% [IQR -93.5%, -52.9%, P<0.001). Among patients with multiple kidney procedures (n=7), median percent reduction in TKCV was -94.3% [IQR -96.6%, -92.4%, P=0.023]. For patients with multiple liver procedures (n=11), median percent reduction in TLCV was -63.3% [IQR -85.2%, -28.3%, P=0.004]. Results were similar among the 4 patients undergoing multi-stage procedures (n=1 kidney, n=3 liver). When measured longitudinally, both liver and kidney cyst volumes declined to levels near 0mL by 1 year follow-up and remained stable several years later. LASA physical domain and PLD-Q QOL scores improved post SFS procedure.

Conclusion: SFS led to substantial long-term reductions in TKCV/TLCV and improved QOL. SFS can augment cyst volume reduction in addition to tolvaptan (kidney cysts) and octreotide (liver cysts). In some individuals with large symptomatic cysts, multiple SFS procedures were safe and effective in reducing TLCV/TKCV and improving symptoms.

泡沫硬化治疗ADPKD、ADPLD和孤立性囊肿的症状性囊肿。
背景:该医疗中心从酒精转向索替科尔泡沫硬化疗法(SFS),因为治疗症状性肾和肝囊肿的疗效有所改善。我们报告了技术方面,短期和长期囊肿体积的变化,患者报告的结果,安全性和技术的应用。方法:在这项回顾性观察研究中,使用深度学习算法和囊肿分割软件(术前、术后和纵向)对2017年1月至2021年12月期间的病例进行TKCV/TLCV(每个靶向肾脏或肝脏或囊肿分析)分割。TKCV/TLCV百分比变化采用单样本Wilcoxon符号秩检验。对于涉及囊肿体积变化的分析,评估每位患者囊肿体积变化的中位数百分比。使用线性混合模型评估囊肿体积的纵向变化。生活质量的变化(LASA, SF12, PLD-Q)也被评估。结果:共有102例SFS(38例肾囊肿,58例肝囊肿,6例肝/肾合并囊肿)对77例个体进行了分析。TKCV降低的中位数[四分位数间距,IQR]为92.0% [IQR -98.2%, -82.7%, p]结论:SFS导致TKCV/TLCV的长期显著降低,并改善了生活质量。除托伐普坦(肾囊肿)和奥曲肽(肝囊肿)外,SFS还能增强囊肿体积缩小。在一些有大症状性囊肿的个体中,多次SFS手术在降低TLCV/TKCV和改善症状方面是安全有效的。
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