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  • Infectious Disease Management
  • Medical Device Innovation

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  • Mycotic aneurysms pose complex surgical challenges, requiring simultaneous infection control and vascular reconstruction.
  • Effective management necessitates balancing urgent debridement with the risk of re-infection in reconstructed areas.

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  • A 47-year-old male patient presented with Pseudomonas sepsis, a non-functioning kidney transplant, and a ruptured, stented external iliac pseudoaneurysm.
  • Initial treatment involved excision of the infected pseudoaneurysm and indwelling stents.

Findings:

  • Limb perfusion was maintained using isolated limb perfusion with extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO).
  • A staged extra-anatomic femoral-femoral bypass was performed after sepsis resolution.
  • This innovative technique successfully preserved limb viability while awaiting definitive treatment.

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  • This case highlights the potential of ECMO-supported limb perfusion as a viable strategy in complex mycotic aneurysm management.
  • The staged approach allows for sepsis control prior to definitive vascular reconstruction, potentially improving outcomes.
  • This method offers a solution for limb salvage in patients with critical infections and vascular emergencies.