2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.jvs.2018.01.067
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Thirty-year trends in aortofemoral bypass for aortoiliac occlusive disease

Abstract: Compared with the pre-endovascular era, demographic and clinical characteristics of patients undergoing ABFB for AOD in the CC have changed. Although long-term patency is slightly lower among patients in the CC during which a substantial subset of AOD patients are being treated primarily via the endovascular approach, durability remains excellent and limb salvage unchanged. After adjustment, the time period of index ABFB independently predicted primary patency and MALE, as did graft diameter and prior aortic s… Show more

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“…2,3 More recent series have reported lower AFB patency compared with the historic data, and a 5-year patency of 69% might be similar to current patency rates for iliac stents. [22][23][24][25][26] Future assessments should not only better define the best anatomic and predictive qualities of the SVS thigh runoff score but also focus on the high-risk cohort and how to optimize these limb outcomes.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…2,3 More recent series have reported lower AFB patency compared with the historic data, and a 5-year patency of 69% might be similar to current patency rates for iliac stents. [22][23][24][25][26] Future assessments should not only better define the best anatomic and predictive qualities of the SVS thigh runoff score but also focus on the high-risk cohort and how to optimize these limb outcomes.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…abdominal vascular reconstruction has decreased in frequency owing to the increasing adoption of endovascular techniques, prompting concern that the decreased yearly clinical experience will affect operative results. 1 This is especially true for open abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) repair, 2 a procedure less frequently performed owing to the predominance of endovascular repair. Therefore, it is important to consider how provider and center experience will affect the outcomes after elective open AAA surgery.…”
Section: Openmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A nemzetközi eredményekkel összehasonlítva elmondható, hogy klinikánk beteganyagában magasabb az átlagéletkor a műtét idején, több rizikófaktorral kell számolni, így a morbiditási és mind a rövid, mind a hosszú távú mortalitási adatok is rosszabbak. A megmentett végtagok aránya közel azonos; az elsődleges és másodlagos nyitva maradás az első 2 évben megegyezik a nemzetközi eredményekkel, de az 5 éves nyitva maradás azokhoz képest már elmarad [3][4][5][6][7][8]. Davies és mtsai 1990-ben arról számoltak be, hogy az akkor még viszonylag újnak számító endovascularis technika bevezetése több, AIOD-ban szenvedő beteg kezelését tette lehetővé, hangsúlyozzák azonban a nyitott műtéti rekonstrukció jelentőségét az előrehaladott esetekben [9].…”
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