Antikoagulantientherapie in der Gefäßchirurgie

Saggau, W; Laubach, K

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-48834-4_102

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“…Wenn keine Kontraindikation bestand, wurden die Patienten postoperativ mit Marcumar behandelt, da wir bereits bei früheren Untersuchungen nachweisen konnten, daß eine Antikoagulantienbehandlung im Stadium III und IV einen signifikanten Unterschied in bezug auf die Rezidivquote aufweist (15). Eine Aussage über die Rezidivquote bei femoro-cruralen Bypasses mit oder ohne Marcumar läßt sich wegen der geringen Fallzahl jedoch nicht machen.…”

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Der femoro-crurale Venenbypass bei chronischen Unterschenkel-arterienverschlüssen

Saggau¹,

Laubach²,

Schaffelder³

1975

Thorac cardiovasc Surg

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A report on 58 reconstructive vascular operations in chronic blocks of arteries of the leg. 4 different types of block in these arteries can be distinguished. Operation is indicated only in severe disturbances of circulation of stage III and IV. The criterion for reconstruction is not found in the proximal part of the arteries. Angiographic proof of at least one leg-artery down to the periphery being patent and permitting free flow is required. The various techniques applicable to each type of block, early and late results are reported on. Suring a period of up to 3 years block recurred in 26%. Most recurrences (46%) were seen within the first 30 days.

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