How to deal with an inflammatory AAA
An inflammatory AAA may be a very difficult case for an open repair. Because of the inflammation, the duodenum and the initial part of the …
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Retroaortic left renal vein
Normally, the left renal vein lies over the anterior surface of the abdominal aorta, usually at the level of the renal arteries orifices, or sometimes …
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Arteriotomy: follow the flow
Arteriotomy is a basic task in Vascular Surgery. An anastomosis needs first an arteriotomy. And what is so serious with it? Is there any chance …
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Aspirin + Rivaroxaban for PAD patients: do not pop up the champagne yet…
Definitely, the addition of small doses of rivaroxaban to the current antiplatelet treatment for PAD is an impressive and promising treatment regimen that might give …
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Splenic injury: how to avoid splenectomy
And unfortunately, you come across a minor splenic capsular tear causing a continuous little by little bleeding. Due to a hard pull of a retractor, …
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Colectomy and colostomy
Sometimes, although not dealing with colon, you have to perform a left side colectomy or sigmoidectomy followed by an end-colostomy. The most common reason is …
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Tips for aortic anastomosis
PREPARATION OF THE AORTA Definitely good T-ing or transection ANASTOMOSIS Parachute: 2/1 and then pulling down and tight Short bites Bites out-in to the aorta …
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2020 Journal Citation Reports
Clarivate has released the 2020 update to its annual Web of Science Journal Citation Reports (JCR). The annual JCR release enables the research community to evaluate the world’s high-quality …
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