Year 2007 Vol. 15 No 2

MODERN DIAGNOSTICS AND THERAPY

ZENKOV A.A., MYSHLENOK D.F., MIKHNEVICH A.V., PUSHKOV I.E., LOYKO N.G., KUTKO A.P., CHUESHOV V. A.

HYBRID INTERVENTIONS IN CASE OF AORTA-FEMORAL AND FEMORAL-POPLITEAL SEGMENTS STOREY LESIONS

At the thoracic and vascular surgery department of Vitebsk regional clinical hospital 111 patients with multiple lesions of the lower limbs arteries were operated on from 2006 till 2007. In 83 cases single open reconstruction of aorta-femoral and femoral-popliteal (tibial) segments was performed. In 25 cases hybrid intervention was conducted. Hybrid surgeries were carried out when hemodynamically significant stenosis (50% and more) of one of the arterial segment was present in combination with atherosclerotic occlusion of the other. Indications for roentgen-endovascular reconstruction were given taking into account Trans Atlantic Inter-Society Consensus recommendations. After hybrid reconstructions, functional class of ischemia considerably decreases, operative trauma and hemorrhage are reduced, which leads to early patients activation, shortening of therapeutic treatment period at the intensive care unit. It’s possible to perform roentgen-endovascular reconstruction on the aorta-femoral segment in combination with the direct arterial reconstruction of the infra-inguinal zone and, also, vise versa.

Keywords: hybrid interventions, multistory lesions of aorta-femoral-popliteal segments.
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