Abstract:The MIAS technique, for repair of infrarenal aortic aneurysms, is a safe and feasible procedure that combines the early advantages of endovascular repair with the long-term advantages of the traditional open repair.
“…In our study, 23% of the patients in Group B underwent minilaparotomy while in Group A no minilaparotomy was used. A previous case-control study conducted by Bakoyiannis et al 24 comparing OR for AAA with and without minilaparotomy showed significant better outcomes for minilaparotomy in terms of faster recovery and shorter hospital length of stay (4.0 ± 0.8 vs 9.7 ± 2.7, P < .05).…”
EVAR and OR have low mortalities. However, in the post-EVAR era we treat older patients with more comorbidities, hospitalization is shorter, and intensive care unit days are less; interventions in EVAR are, however, high.
“…In our study, 23% of the patients in Group B underwent minilaparotomy while in Group A no minilaparotomy was used. A previous case-control study conducted by Bakoyiannis et al 24 comparing OR for AAA with and without minilaparotomy showed significant better outcomes for minilaparotomy in terms of faster recovery and shorter hospital length of stay (4.0 ± 0.8 vs 9.7 ± 2.7, P < .05).…”
EVAR and OR have low mortalities. However, in the post-EVAR era we treat older patients with more comorbidities, hospitalization is shorter, and intensive care unit days are less; interventions in EVAR are, however, high.
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