Journals / Koşuyolu Heart Journal / 2005 / Cilt: 9 - Sayı: 1

AXILLO-BIPOPLITEAL BYPASS APPLICATION IN CRITICAL LEG ISCHEMIA

Pages
25–28
Publication Date
2005-01-01
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The case will be evaluated under the literature knowledge.

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Objective & Hypothesis: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.
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Key Findings & Data:Patient also had several abdominal operations.
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Conclusion & Impact:The case will be evaluated under the literature knowledge.
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⚙️Variables:Extra-anatomic · femoropopliteal bypass · Extra-anatomic

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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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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GÜNAY, C., Uçak, A., CINGÖZ, F., BINGÖL, H., KURALAY, E. (2005). AXILLO-BIPOPLITEAL BYPASS APPLICATION IN CRITICAL LEG ISCHEMIA. Koşuyolu Heart Journal, Cilt: 9 - Sayı: 1, 25–28. https://ajindex.com/articles/64172

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