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Mind the vein length…

Mind the vein length…

by Andreas M LazarisLeave a Comment on Mind the vein length…

So you need to use a vein as a graft for a bypass. Definitely, it must not be long as it may kink leading to …

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Protected: Restore the CMSB

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Close this abdomen now!!!

Close this abdomen now!!!

by Andreas M LazarisLeave a Comment on Close this abdomen now!!!

So, everything went well, and it is time now to close the abdomen. What an issue? Piece of cake. Is it so? Abdominal incisions are …

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Repair of iliac vein or IVC tear: the invisible hole

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So, we are talking about venous intra-abdominal bleeding. From an iliac vein or inferior vena cava injury. If this is from a visible point check …

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How to do a lower limb embolectomy on an obese patient

by Andreas M LazarisLeave a Comment on How to do a lower limb embolectomy on an obese patient

Can you think of a really fat person presenting with acute lower limb ischemia? Think of someone whose thigh is twice as normal size. Of …

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Repair of iliac vein or IVC tear: the visible hole

Repair of iliac vein or IVC tear: the visible hole

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An iliac vein or worse an IVC (inferior vena cava) tear can be a nightmare. The patient may bleed heavily, and quickly the patient’s situation …

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Basilic vein transposition for AVF

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Do you need to use the basilic vein for an autologous arteriovenous fistula (AVF)? This is really a good idea. Autologous vein, no synthetic graft …

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Get distal control on a ruptured AAA

Get distal control on a ruptured AAA

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So you have dived into a lake full of blood from a ruptured AAA. And you have proximal control. Great! What you need now is …

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How to get proximal control on a ruptured AAA

How to get proximal control on a ruptured AAA

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On an open repair of a ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) the main issue is the proximal control. How will the surgeon clamp quickly and …

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Roof-top approach for a type IV thoracoabdominal aneurysm

Roof-top approach for a type IV thoracoabdominal aneurysm

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We operated on a 68 year-old male patient who presented with a symptomatic type IV thoracoabdominal aortic aneurysm (TAAA). He had a history of a …

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Dr. Lazaris is a certified Vascular and Endovascular Surgeon, practicing in Athens. To arrange an appointment with him book, call or email.

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