Patency of Reverse Saphenous Vein Graft for Revascularization of Lower Limbs in Diabetic Patients

Revascularization by Using Sequential Composite Graft of a Patient Suffering from Traffic Accident with Lower Extremity Circulation Disorder: A Case Report

“…When performing revascularization in these patients, it is preferable to use autogenous tissues, such as the patient's own saphenous vein. Since the patency of the anastomosis is correlated with the use of autogenous tissue, a sequential composite graft should not be used if possible (5). The usage of the syntetic graft was referred for the patient who is presented in this case report because of the insufficient length of the saphenous vein for by-pass of the femoral artery and the posterior tibial artery.…”