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Published on: January 31, 2025
An integrated vascular management programme
David Shemesh1, Oded Olsha, Daniel Berelowitz
1Department of Surgery and Haemodialysis Access Unit, Shaare Zedek Medical Centre, Jerusalem, Israel. shemeshd@szmc.org.il
Abstract:
This paper discusses the development of an integrated approach for the creation and maintenance of arteriovenous access (AVA), under the direction of a dedicated vascular access surgeon in close cooperation with the haemodialysis staff, involving pre-operative imaging, anaesthetic and surgical techniques together with a post-operative graft surveillance programme, in order to maximize autogenous arteriovenous access (AAVA) construction (the preferred access for haemodialysis patients with end-stage renal disease), and to improve patency rates for AAVA and prosthetic arteriovenous access (PAVA).
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