Results of aortic bifurcation grafts for aortoiliac occlusive disease: A meta-analysis

Abstract

Our study suggests that mortality and systemic morbidity rates of aortic bifurcation graft procedures have dropped since 1975, whereas patency rates seem to be fairly constant over the years.

Endovascular treatment of infrarenal occlusion of abdominal aorta

“…Традиционно хирургическое лечение является ме-тодом выбора при данной патологии и достигает хороших отдаленных результатов, 5-летняя проходимость около 80-85% [10].…”

“…Однако хирургическое лечение связано со значитель-ной периоперационной смертностью и осложнениями, в том числе сексуальной дисфункцией, повреждением моче-точников, ишемией кишечника и позвоночника [10,11,22]. Смертность колеблется от 3,3 до 4,6% [10].…”

“…Смертность колеблется от 3,3 до 4,6% [10]. К сожале-нию, одним из грозных осложнений использования синте-рис.…”

Current Trends and outcomes: Endovascular Management in Arteriosclerosis Obliterans (ASO) of Lower Limb Vessels

“…[36] The advantages of implanting a stent have been assessed in clinical trials, with comparatively better permeability figures in systematic stenting as compared with simple balloon angioplasty. [37,38,39] The best approach is probably to implant a stent selectively in those patients in whom balloon angioplasty shows an initially suboptimal result ( Figure 3). In general, we can say that short lesions, less than 10 cm, preferably with stenosis, are the most suitable for endovascular treatment.…”

Kissing Stents for Treatment of Aortoiliac Disease

“…1 Reported operative mortality is 3.3%, whereas perioperative morbidity is 8.3%. [1][2][3] In spite of excellent patency rates, surgery is associated with anesthesia, prolonged hospitalization and recovery time, and loss of sexual function. Kissing balloon angioplasty is an alternative to surgery 1,2 , but there is significant incidence of dissection, thrombosis and residual stenosis 4,5 .…”