Creation of an Extraluminal Arterial Bypass Graft Using a Commercially Available Self-Expanding Stent Graft: Feasibility Study in a Porcine Model

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Creation of an Extraluminal Arterial Bypass Graft Using a Commercially Available Self-Expanding Stent Graft: Feasibility Study in a Porcine Model

Abstract: The percutaneous arterial bypass technique had a high technical success rate and a graft patency rate of 67% at 4 weeks, with early occlusions possibly related to limitations of the animal model.

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Histological mapping of porcine carotid arteries — An animal model for the assessment of artificial conduits suitable for coronary bypass grafting in humans

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