Abstract
We performed an extended extra-anatomic bypass to salvage the both lower extremities in a diabetic and obes woman who had critical ischemia in her both lower extremities. Patient also had several abdominal operations. The patient did not have a good arterial vasculature as inflow or outflow conduit in the right femoral region and she also had femoro-popliteal bypass which was occluded on the left lower limb. Firstly, trombectomy was performed to the occluded graft. Secondly, left axillofemoral, thirdly, left to right cross-over, finally, femoro-popliteal bypasses were performed to make an axillobipopliteal bypass functionally. The case will be evaluated under the literature knowledge.
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References
- Freeman NF, Leeds FH, Operations on large arteries. Calif Med 1952;77:229-32
- Blaisdell FW, Hall AD, Axillofemoral bypass for lower extremity ischemia. Surgery 1963;54:563-6
- Sauvage LR, Woods SJ, Unilateral axillo bilat- eral femoral bifurcation graft: Aprocedure fort he poor risk patient with aortoiliac disease. Surgery 1966;60:573-8
- Smith RB, Perdue GD, Management of infect- ed aorta-femoral prosthesis including use of axil- lopopliteal bypass. Am surg 1977;43:65-9
- Veith FJ, Moss CM, New approaches to limb salvage by extended extra-anatomic bypasses and prosthetic reconstructions to foot arteries Surgery 1978;84:764
- Ascer E, Veith FJ, Gupta S, Axillopopliteal bypass grafting: Indications, late results, and determinants of long-term patency. J Vasc Surg 1989;10:285-91
- Gupta SK, Veith FJ, Ascer E, Samson RH, Scher LA, White-Flores SA, Sprayregen S, Fell SC, Five year experience with axillopopliteal bypasses for limb salvage. J Cardiovasc Surg 1985;26:321-4
- Bastonidis E, Panayiotopoulos YP, Papalambros EL, Balas P, Axillodistal bypass on critical limb ischaemia, Eur J Vasc Surg 1993;7:263-70
Abstract
We performed an extended extra-anatomic bypass to salvage the both lower extremities in a diabetic and obes woman who had critical ischemia in her both lower extremities. Patient also had several abdominal operations. The patient did not have a good arterial vasculature as inflow or outflow conduit in the right femoral region and she also had femoro-popliteal bypass which was occluded on the left lower limb. Firstly, trombectomy was performed to the occluded graft. Secondly, left axillofemoral, thirdly, left to right cross-over, finally, femoro-popliteal bypasses were performed to make an axillobipopliteal bypass functionally. The case will be evaluated under the literature knowledge.
Keywords
References
- Freeman NF, Leeds FH, Operations on large arteries. Calif Med 1952;77:229-32
- Blaisdell FW, Hall AD, Axillofemoral bypass for lower extremity ischemia. Surgery 1963;54:563-6
- Sauvage LR, Woods SJ, Unilateral axillo bilat- eral femoral bifurcation graft: Aprocedure fort he poor risk patient with aortoiliac disease. Surgery 1966;60:573-8
- Smith RB, Perdue GD, Management of infect- ed aorta-femoral prosthesis including use of axil- lopopliteal bypass. Am surg 1977;43:65-9
- Veith FJ, Moss CM, New approaches to limb salvage by extended extra-anatomic bypasses and prosthetic reconstructions to foot arteries Surgery 1978;84:764
- Ascer E, Veith FJ, Gupta S, Axillopopliteal bypass grafting: Indications, late results, and determinants of long-term patency. J Vasc Surg 1989;10:285-91
- Gupta SK, Veith FJ, Ascer E, Samson RH, Scher LA, White-Flores SA, Sprayregen S, Fell SC, Five year experience with axillopopliteal bypasses for limb salvage. J Cardiovasc Surg 1985;26:321-4
- Bastonidis E, Panayiotopoulos YP, Papalambros EL, Balas P, Axillodistal bypass on critical limb ischaemia, Eur J Vasc Surg 1993;7:263-70
Details
| Primary Language | Turkish |
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| Subjects | Health Care Administration |
| Journal Section | Articles |
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| Publication Date | January 1, 2005 |
| Published in Issue | Year 2005 Volume: 9 Issue: 1 |