IP235 Predicting Inadequate Amputation Stump Healing in High-Risk Patients Using Laser-Assisted Fluorescence Angiography

Abstract

and three patients had a major limb amputation. No major adverse events occurred in group 2. Thirty-day patency rate was 100% in the hybrid group and 88% in the endovascular group. During a follow-up of 12 months, primary patency rate was 66.7% (log-rank, 1.38; P ¼ not significant) in the endovascular group and 80% in the hybrid group.Conclusions: Hybrid-based iliac and femoral revascularization provides a minimally invasive approach to occlusive disease comparable with surgical bypasses and seems to have a better outcome when compared with endovascular treatment alone. Moreover, in group 1, the rate of additional intervention was lower and patency and limb salvage rates were higher in comparison with those achieved in group 2.