同时进行皮肤穿动脉绕道和深静脉动脉化,用于治疗关键四肢缺血症

Vashisht Madabhushi1, Eleanor Dunlap1, Khanjan Nagarsheth1

  • 1Division of Vascular Surgery, Department of Surgery, University of Maryland Medical Center, Baltimore, MD.

概括

这项研究引入了一种针对慢性四肢威胁性缺血症 (CTLI) 的新方法,通过将皮肤穿动脉绕道 (PTAB) 与深静脉动脉化相结合,解决了血管外科手术对流出不良患者的挑战. 这种创新技术旨在改善复杂的外周动脉疾病病例的结果.

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