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Though rare, dialysis associated steal syndrome (DASS) can cause debilitating symptoms. Surgical revision of the dialysis access is typically required. We describe a percutaneous technique to alleviate steal syndrome utilizing a constrained stent within an arteriovenous graft. A brief review of the incidence, pathophysiology, and standard treatment of DASS is also provided.

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Arteriovenous access DASS Steal syndrome

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Percutaneous Placement of a Constrained Stent for the Treatment of Dialysis Associated Arteriovenous Graft Steal Syndrome

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