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Marko Ajduk1, Maja Šljaka2, Iva Đurić1
1Department of Vascular Surgery, University Hospital Dubrava, Zagreb, Croatia.
Abstract:
We report of a patient with abdominal aortic aneurysm and renal transplant who underwent aneurysm repair. These patients can be treated by eather open or endovascular approach, depending on several factors, including aneurysm morphologic suitability for endovascular tretament, age of patient, and comorbidities.The main challange with open repair approach is to maintain renal transplant perfusion during the aortic cross clamping. Several methods of renal transplant perfusion during aneurysm repair have been described. In this case, we opted for open aneurysm repair beacuse of the age of the patient. The femoral venoarterial perfusion technique using extracorporal circulation machine was employed. We found this technique safe and easy in treating such patients.
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