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Objective To evaluate hybrid therapy in patients with complex arteriosclerosis obliterans.Methods From Sep 2006 to Oct 2011,66 patients with complex arteriosclerosis obliterans were treated by hybrid therapy.A retrospective review was performed in all cases.Primary patency rate analyses were performed using Kaplan-Meier life tables.Results The technical success rate was 100％,and no patients died in perioperative period.12.1％ patients improved 3 levels,22.7％ patients improved 2 levels,and 65.2％ patients improved 1 level in Fontaine grade after procedures.The average ABI before and after procedures were 0.38 and 0.67 (P ＜ 0.05).2 patients died and other 64 patients completed 24 months follow-up.The primary patency rates and second patency rates were 75.0％ and 92.2％ at 24 months respectively.Primary patency rates of Fontaine Ⅱ patients were better than Fontaine Ⅲ and Ⅳ patients (P ＜ 0.05),and primary patency rates of Fontaine Ⅲ patients were better than Fontaine Ⅳ patients (P ＜ 0.05).Conclusions Hybrid therapy procedures provide an effective treatment in complex arteriosclerosis obliterans patients.
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ObjectiveTo evaluate endovascular stenting for TASC TASC Ⅱ C/D femoropopliteal arterial disease.MethodsBetween January 2008 and June 2011,Endovascular treatments of 51 limbs TASC Ⅱ C/D femoropopliteal artery occlusions in 46 patients(27 male and 19 female) were retrospectively reviewed.Mean age was (70 ± 8 ) years ( range,52 years to 88 years).Severe intermittent claudication,rest pain,minor tissue defect and foot ulceration or gangrene were in 29 limbs,12 limbs,6 limbs and 4 limbs,respectively. Technical success rate,ankle brachial index (ABI),complication rate, and cumulative primary patency rate were evaluated. ResultsTechnical success rate was 90.2％.93 stents were placed in 46 limbs of the 42 patients.Postoperative ABI was increased in all patients.42 patients(46 lower limbs) were followed up for a mean period of 14.6 months.Primary,assisted-primary,and cumulative patency rates at 6 months were 81.0％,88.1％ and 90.5％.Primary,assisted-primary,and cumulative patency rates at 12 months were 66.7％,71.8％ and 79.5％ respectively. ConclusionsEndovascular treatment of TASC Ⅱ C/D femoropopliteal arterial lesions is microinvasive,safe and effective.
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Objective To evaluate the safety and efficacy of endovascular intervention to revise peripheral bypass problems through prosthetic approach.Methods Among 17 cases undergoing graft bypass anastomotic stenosis and graft thrombosis was identifled in 16 cases(inflow or outflow obstructive lesions in 10),inflow obstructive lessions in 1(without anastomotic and graft thrombosis).All revision procedures were taken under local anesthesia,16 patients were treated by means of surgical thrombectomy followed by endovascular intervention through prosthesis itself in addition to one who had no thrombectomy.The graft patency and clinical outcome were observed.Resuits Thirteen stents were implanted in 13patients with distal anastomotic stenosis and 1 with proximal anastomotic stenosis including 10 stentings/PTAs in iliac popliteal,posterior tibial or anterior tibial arteries.One stent was implanted in 1 patient with common femoral stenosis.Stenting were not used(abandoned)in 2 patients,of which one underwent a foot amputation and calf gangrene occurred a week later,and the other had a redo of grafting.Follow-up time is 1-35 months.with an average of 12±4 months.One had a below-knee amputation two months after intervention,the other had symptoms recurred and treated with a redo 3 months afterwards.the third died of myocardial infarction six months later.Grafts remained patent in the rest 13 patients at follow-up.Conclusions Endovascular intervention through prosthesis is a safe and effective method,which offers an alternative means to treat anastomotic stenosis.inflow or outflow obstructive lesions.