Pseudoaneurisma e fístula arteriovenosa da artéria femoral profunda após rotura completa do músculo vasto medial: tratamento endovascular / Pseudoaneurysm and arteriovenous fistula of the deep femoral artery after complete rupture of the vastus medialis muscle: endovascular treatment

Resumo A artéria femoral profunda, devido às suas características anatômicas, se encontra protegida da maioria dos traumatismos vasculares. Relatamos um caso de pseudoaneurisma de ramo perfurante da artéria femoral profunda, associado à fístula arteriovenosa, secundário a rotura completa do músculo vasto medial em paciente jogador de futebol. A ressonância magnética demonstrou lesão muscular associada a pseudoaneurisma, e a angiotomografia confirmou a presença de pseudoaneurisma associado a fístula arteriovenosa de ramo da artéria femoral profunda. Foi realizado tratamento endovascular da fístula através da embolização com micromolas fibradas e drenagem cirúrgica do hematoma muscular. O paciente evoluiu bem, sem queixas clínicas no 30º dia de pós-operatório e também após 1 ano.

Abstract Due to its anatomical characteristics, the deep femoral artery is protected from most vascular injuries. We report a case of a soccer player with pseudoaneurysm of a perforating branch of the deep femoral artery, associated with an arteriovenous fistula and secondary to complete rupture of the vastus medialis muscle. Magnetic resonance imaging showed muscle damage associated with a pseudoaneurysm and angiotomography confirmed the presence of a pseudoaneurysm associated with a deep arteriovenous fistula of a branch of the deep femoral artery. Endovascular treatment of the fistula was performed by embolization with fibrous microcoils and surgical drainage of the muscle hematoma. The patient recovered well, was free from clinical complaints on the 30th postoperative day and also after 1 year.

Assessment Of Arterio–Venous Fistulae Result In Ckd Patients Undergoing Haemodialysis

We conducted a study on 50 Av fistula patients ,to assess artificial AVF result in CKD Patients undergoing haemodialysis .Our objectives were ,to evaluate the patency of AVF upto period of 6 months,to assess the complications of AVF to clinically assess the arterialization of vein and to evaluate the need for alternate site for fistula. We Included • Patients undergoing A–V Fistula surgery under IPD and OPD basis in Bharati Hospital and Research Centre. • Both sexes are included. • Age above 70 years and less than 18years. We Excluded • Patients who did not give consent. All patients undergoing AVF surgery prior to renal transplant

Retreatment Experience in Recurred Congenital Renal A-V Fistula after Intra-arterial Selective Embolization by Gianturco Steel Coil / 대한비뇨기과학회지

Although rare, renal arteriovenous fistulas have been discovered with increasing frequency since they were first described by Varela in 1923. Arteriovenous fistulas are classified as either congenital or acquired. The diagnosis of this condition is usually made by use of renal angiograms. In case of hematuria and/or hypertension either intra-arterial embolization or surgical excision and clipping of the arterial branch can be done. Intra-arterial superselective embolization seems to cause less functional loss of the renal parenchyme, whereas excision often leads to heminephrectomy or even total nephrectomy. Herein, we describe a case treated successfully in recurred renal A-V fistula after transcatheter embolization by Gianturco steel coil and reviewed the literature of renal A-V fistulas.

Pseudo - Kaposi' s Sarcoma Developing After Placement of A - V Fistula for Hemodialysis / 대한피부과학회지

Pseudo-Kaposis sarcoma is a self-limited process associated with vascular malformations, without the neoplastic character of real Kaposis sarcoma. In most cases, it has been associated with an underlying congenital arterial venous fistula and chronic venous insufficiency, We present a case of Pseudo-Kaposis's sarcoma developing after plagment of arteriovenous fistula for hemodialysis in a patient wiith chronic renal failure and review cases reported in articles.