Rich's Vascular Trauma 2022
DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-323-69766-8.00022-6
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Lower Extremity Vascular Trauma

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“…In case of an acute knee dislocation, the anatomical site of the popliteal artery is unfavorable. In particular, the antero-posterior tibial displacement leads to the elongation of the involved popliteal artery with intima tears, dissection and sometimes acute thrombosis [2,3]. In 65% of cases, high-energy trauma is the cause of popliteal artery injury following knee dislocation [4,5].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In case of an acute knee dislocation, the anatomical site of the popliteal artery is unfavorable. In particular, the antero-posterior tibial displacement leads to the elongation of the involved popliteal artery with intima tears, dissection and sometimes acute thrombosis [2,3]. In 65% of cases, high-energy trauma is the cause of popliteal artery injury following knee dislocation [4,5].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…La lesión de una vena de gran calibre de las extremidades inferiores se asocia a un 25-50 % con lesión arterial (2,4). En muchos casos la lesión venosa es asintomática y se diagnostica en la exploración quirúrgica de otra estructura, ocupando un papel secundario en la intervención (1,5).…”
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“…In case of an acute knee dislocation, the anatomical site of the popliteal artery is unfavorable. In particular, the antero-posterior tibial displacement leads to the elongation of the involved popliteal artery with intima tears, dissection and sometimes acute thrombosis [2,3]. In 65% of cases, high-energy trauma is the cause of popliteal artery injury following knee dislocation [4,5].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%