Multiple Skip Incisions Versus Single Long Incision for Single-stage Basilic Transposition Arteriovenous Fistula: A Cohort Study

Shaikh, Fareed Ahmed; Nazeer, Shahid; Sophie, Ziad; Shahzad, Noman; Siddiqui, Nadeem Ahmed

doi:10.1016/j.avsg.2018.01.083

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“…The surgical approach to the BV may be achieved with a single long incision along the BV or two or more skip incisions [18]. The skip inci- (Figure 2) allow as wide a view of the BV as a single long incision, but the procedure is more complex and time-consuming and surgery is prolonged.…”

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One-stage basilic vein tunneled transposition for hemodialysis access

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“…However, skip incisions reduce wound-related complications, i.e. infection or dehiscence, and increase the overall patients' satisfaction with the whole procedure [18,19]. We use predominantly two or sometimes three skin incisions along the BV course (Figure 2).…”

Section: One-stage Basilic Vein Tunneled Transposition For Hemodialysmentioning

confidence: 99%