2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.jvs.2018.10.009
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Management and therapeutic options for abdominal aortic aneurysm coexistent with horseshoe kidney

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“…The coexistence of HSK and AAA occurs in only 0.12% of patients undergoing aneurysm repair. [1] Although the HSK usually provides the patient with normal renal function, this pathology has certain surgical challenges due to the management of the renal isthmus and accessory renal vasculature. A study showed that the mean number of renal arteries was 3.2 (range, 2 to 16) in patients with both HSK and AAA.…”
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“…The coexistence of HSK and AAA occurs in only 0.12% of patients undergoing aneurysm repair. [1] Although the HSK usually provides the patient with normal renal function, this pathology has certain surgical challenges due to the management of the renal isthmus and accessory renal vasculature. A study showed that the mean number of renal arteries was 3.2 (range, 2 to 16) in patients with both HSK and AAA.…”
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“…A horseshoe kidney (HSK) is one of the most frequent anatomic variations of the urogenital system which is rarely associated with an abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA). [1] Conventional open transabdominal or retroperitoneal approaches pose certain challenges for vascular surgeons due to the accessory renal arteries. Endovascular aneurysm repair (EVAR) has been accepted as an alternative method in eligible cases; however, there are some obstacles of maintaining the renal blood flow.…”
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“…Papin proposed a classification based on the number of renal arteries, while Crawford et al [ 6 ] classification was based on the origin of the renal arteries, then a classification was introduced by Boatman et al [ 7 ] consisting of six types of vascularisation. Currently, the classification proposed by Einseidrath [ 8 ] in 1925 is the most used, in patients suffering an AAA with the concomitant presence of HSK, because of its greater surgical significance. It includes five types, with the first two representing approximately 50% of the cases.…”
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“…Classifying a HSK is very important to establish the best therapeutic strategy using a three-dimensional CT angiography that provides detailed informations about the vascularisation of the HSK [ 8 , 9 ]. However, it is important to identify how much each branch contributes to the HSK perfusion.…”
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“…Sem az infrarenalis aortaaneurysma, sem a patkóvese nem sorolható a gyakori megbetegedések közé, de együttes előfordulásuk kivételesen ritkának tekinthető, a hasi aortaaneurysma-esetek 0,12%-a. Az aorta előtt elhelyezkedő isthmus, a gyakran atípusosan eredő artériák és vénák, valamint a szokatlan lefutású ureterek jelenléte jelentősen megnehezíti a feltárást, a kirekesztést, az érprotézis pozicionálását és felvarrását is [6].…”
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