COMBINED USE OF ENDOVASCULAR AND STANDARD OPERATIVE PROCEDURES FOR THE TREATMENT OF MULTIPLE AORTOILIAC PSEUDOANEURYSMS - APPLICATION OF EMERGING SURGICAL TECHNIQUES
La. Sanchez et al., COMBINED USE OF ENDOVASCULAR AND STANDARD OPERATIVE PROCEDURES FOR THE TREATMENT OF MULTIPLE AORTOILIAC PSEUDOANEURYSMS - APPLICATION OF EMERGING SURGICAL TECHNIQUES, Vascular surgery, 30(5), 1996, pp. 399-406
New endovascular procedures are increasing the options available to th
e vascular surgeon for the treatment of arterial disease, These techni
ques, alone or in combination with conventional surgical techniques, m
ay allow the safer treatment of complex aortoiliac pathology, particul
arly in patients with comorbid medical illnesses who have high morbidi
ty and mortality rates associated with open surgical repair. The autho
rs describe the successful treatment of two noninfected aortoiliac fal
se aneurysms eight years after the original arterial reconstruction wi
th a bifurcated graft; The pseudoaneurysms were treated by use of a co
mbination of endovascular and standard surgical techniques in a patien
t with significant comorbid medical conditions that limited standard s
urgical repair.