| Autor: |
Chowdary, Raj P., Celani, Victor J., Goodreau, James J., McCullough, James L., McDonald, Kenneth M., Nicholas, Gary G. |
| Zdroj: |
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery; March 1991, Vol. 87 Issue: 3 p529-535, 7p |
| Abstrakt: |
Using vein grafts to bypass sclerotic and occluded arterial segments is a well-established technique in vascular surgery. For infrapopliteal bypass, autogenous veins have better patency rates than synthetic grafts. Although not resolved, in situ bypasses seem to be better than reversed bypasses, especially for “far away” segments. Although the etiology is not understood, it is a well-known clinical finding that sclerosis affects arteries more than the veins and, as a whole, is more advanced in lower extremities compared with the trunk and upper extremities. |
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