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Abstract:
The present work deals with analysing complications and causes of their development in the immediate and remote (5-year) period of dispensary follow-up after reconstructive arterial operations interventions in patients aged 70 years old and over, suffering from atherosclerosis obliterans of the lower-limb arteries. Based on considerable clinical material, the authors consider the main vascular, non-vascular and systemic complications, their incidence rate and character, depending upon the type of revascularization of the extremity involved. Also formulated herein are the conclusions on profitability and rationale of a particular surgical policy in treatment for chronic ischaemia of the lower limbs in elderly and aged patients.
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