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[Diagnosis and surgical treatment of aneurysms of the popliteal artery].

E P Kokhan, Mitroshin Ge, O V Pinchuk, Ivanov Va, A V Obraztsov, Iu A Bobkov, I V Trunin

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Nineteen patients with aneurysms of the popliteal artery have been operated. Indications and type of surgery were determined on the basis of the clinical picture, angiography and duplex scanning data. There were 19 surgeries: ligation of afferent and efferent vessels of aneurysm with auto-venous grafting (8), resection of aneurysm with auto-venous grafting (5), dissection of aneurysm with auto-venous grafting and coverage with duplication from aneurysmatic walls (3), endovascular grafting of aneurysm (2), ligation of afferent vessel of aneurysm (1). In early postoperative period after open surgical revascularizations thrombosis was seen in 4 (25%) patients. One patient died on day 20 after surgery due to decompensation of severe concomitant disease. The patient who has undergone ligation of afferent vessel without revascularization has discharged after compensation of acute ischemia.

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Nineteen patients with aneurysms of the popliteal artery have been operated. Indications and type of surgery were determined on the basis of the clinical picture, angiography and duplex scanning data. There were 19 surgeries: ligation of afferent and efferent vessels of aneurysm with auto-venous grafting (8), resection of aneurysm with auto-venous grafting (5), dissection of aneurysm with auto-venous grafting and coverage with duplication from aneurysmatic walls (3), endovascular grafting of aneurysm (2), ligation of afferent vessel of aneurysm (1). In early postoperative period after open surgical revascularizations thrombosis was seen in 4 (25%) patients. One patient died on day 20 after surgery due to decompensation of severe concomitant disease. The patient who has undergone ligation of afferent vessel without revascularization has discharged after compensation of acute ischemia.

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Nineteen patients with aneurysms of the popliteal artery have been operated. Indications and type of surgery were determined on the basis of the clinical picture, angiography and duplex scanning data. There were 19 surgeries: ligation of afferent and efferent vessels of aneurysm with auto-venous grafting (8), resection of aneurysm with auto-venous grafting (5), dissection of aneurysm with auto-venous grafting and coverage with duplication from aneurysmatic walls (3), endovascular grafting of aneurysm (2), ligation of afferent vessel of aneurysm (1). In early postoperative period after open surgical revascularizations thrombosis was seen in 4 (25%) patients. One patient died on day 20 after surgery due to decompensation of severe concomitant disease. The patient who has undergone ligation of afferent vessel without revascularization has discharged after compensation of acute ischemia.

Key concepts: Medicine, Ligation, Aneurysm, Surgery, Angiography, Popliteal artery, Duplex scanning, Radiology

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