Exposure of the celiac artery
The celiac trunk (celiac axis) is a short arterial trunk (~2 cm) arising from the anterior surface of the abdominal aorta, just below the aortic …
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Θρόμβωση: Σιωπηλή απειλή που μπορεί να προληφθεί
Δεκάδες χιλιάδες περιστατικά θρόμβωσης καταγράφονται κάθε χρόνο στην Ελλάδα, ενώ πολλά μένουν αδιάγνωστα
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Various urological issues
Question: Where can the ureter be found within the abdominal cavity? Answer: Locate the common iliac artery bifurcation. The ureter is usually on top (above) …
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Eight Years Later: A Durable Bypass in Action
A CT angiogram showing the long-term result of a lower limb bypass graft in a now 71-year-old male patient. The image depicts a well-functioning above-knee …
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Tips for Managing Bleeding During Aortic Anastomosis
Effective bleeding control during aortic anastomosis is crucial. Key techniques include tightening loose sutures with figure-of-eight reinforcement, using tent-like sutures to compress bleeding points, and employing pledgets—either with the sandwich technique (two pledgets) or the top-cover method (single pledget)—to seal persistent leaks. These methods enhance precision and ensure patient safety.
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The Role of Suction in Surgery: More Than Meets the Eye
Suction is an indispensable tool in surgery, crucial for ensuring a clear field and facilitating the surgeon’s work. It’s not just about removing blood; it can also act as a small retractor to create space around the target area. Mastering suction use is essential for seamless surgical procedures!
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Tips and Tricks for Vascular Anastomoses
There follow some tips to use when performing a vascular anastomosis. Remember to minimally handle the tissues, especially when dealing with an atherosclerotic vessel. Hard …
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Surgical Tip for Exploring SMA Embolism: Artery to the Left of Vein
Pactical tip for vascular surgeons managing SMA embolism. It is highlighted that the anatomical relationship between the superior mesenteric artery (SMA) and vein (SMV) in the root of the mesentery is crucial, emphasizing the importance of identifying the SMA to the left of the SMV and recognizing the palpable “sausage-like” structure of an embolized artery during exploration.
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Pruitt Inahara shunt for visceral perfusion during OSR of complex AAAs?
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“Remote Services – Communication Failure” in Xerox B230/C230 Laser printer
Do you see a message saying “Remote Services—Communication Failure” in the panel of your Xerox B230 or C230 Laser printer? This can cause your printer …
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