2011
DOI: 10.1002/14651858.cd000536.pub2
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Antithrombotic agents for preventing thrombosis after infrainguinal arterial bypass surgery

Abstract: Geraghty AJ, Welch K. Antithrombotic agents for preventing thrombosis a er infrainguinal arterial bypass surgery.

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“…64 Most surgeons in North America use antiplatelet therapy primarily for vein bypass grafts and reserve warfarin for complicated cases, repeat procedures, or patients who have hypercoagulable disorders.…”
Section: Slovut and Lipsitz Surgical Technique And Peripheral Arteriamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…64 Most surgeons in North America use antiplatelet therapy primarily for vein bypass grafts and reserve warfarin for complicated cases, repeat procedures, or patients who have hypercoagulable disorders.…”
Section: Slovut and Lipsitz Surgical Technique And Peripheral Arteriamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Eine als arterielles Interponat verwendete Vene reagiert innerhalb von Tagen nach Implantation mit einem Verlust der Endothelschicht, was bis zur erneuten Reendothelialisierung, die 3-6 Monate dauert, in einer deutlich gesteigerten Expression von Tissue Factor und Aktivierung des plasmatischen Gerinnungssystems resultiert. Dagegen initiiert implantiertes allogenes Prothesenmaterial einen thrombogenen Prozess vorwiegend durch aktivierte Thrombozyten [6,8]. Entsprechend spielt eine Hemmung der plasmatischen Gerinnung eine größere Rolle bei venösem Bypassmaterial, wogegen eine Thrombozytenfunktionshemmung bei allogenem Bypassmaterial günstiger ist.…”
Section: Periphere Bypasschirurgieunclassified
“…Metaanalysen zeigten eine um 38 % verbesserte Bypass-Offenheit unter ASSMonotherapie gegenüber Placebo [8]. Eine orale Antikoagulation bietet in dieser Situation keinen Vorteil, ist aber mit einem signifikant erhöhten Blutungsrisiko assoziiert [3,8].…”
Section: Alloplastische Bypässeunclassified
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“…The risk of major bleeding in patients in the anticoagulation group was two-fold higher than the aspirin group [24]. Pooled analysis of these two RCT including 1356 patients in the VKA group and 1385 in the aspirin group, showed almost no difference for oral anticoagulants versus aspirin at three, six, 12, and 24 months postoperatively in primary graft patency [25]. Vitamin K antagonists had a statistically significant favorable effect on patency rates for venous grafts compared with antiplatelet therapy either with aspirin alone or with a combination of aspirin and dipyridamole [25].…”
Section: A Aspirin (Acetylsalicylic Acid Asa)mentioning
confidence: 99%