2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.jss.2014.03.035
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Applying peripheral vascular injury guidelines to penetrating trauma

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“…have doubts about the choice of interventional therapy. 6 According to a meta-analysis, despite the theoretical advantages of interventional treatment of vascular trauma is very large, it's the clinical evidence is poor, the durability and long-term effect of the stent to be verified. 16 As a doctor there is still a long way to explore and endeavor in the future.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…have doubts about the choice of interventional therapy. 6 According to a meta-analysis, despite the theoretical advantages of interventional treatment of vascular trauma is very large, it's the clinical evidence is poor, the durability and long-term effect of the stent to be verified. 16 As a doctor there is still a long way to explore and endeavor in the future.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to the guidelines issued by the Western Trauma Associated and the Eastern Association for the Surgery of Trauma, endovascular intervention should be applied selectively to hemodynamically stable patients without hard signs of vascular injury, while those who are hemodynamically unstable or have hard signs of vascular injury should go to open repair with trauma/vascular surgery. 38 However, some experts in the field of trauma argue against the need for patient hemodynamic stability as a requirement for endovascular repair. In two small patient series, hemodynamically unstable patients successfully underwent endovascular repair of traumatic subclavian, axillary, and brachial artery injuries.…”
Section: Patient Selection For Endovascular Versus Open Repairmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…37,40 Lower extremity stent grafting has also been successful for common and superficial femoral arterial injuries; however, the majority are used in the setting of dissections, pseudoaneurysm, and arteriovenous fistulae. 38 Future algorithms will likely include anatomic location of the lesion as a major factor in deciding endovascular versus open repair.…”
Section: Patient Selection For Endovascular Versus Open Repairmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En los hallazgos clínicos de los pacientes objeto de estudio, el principal signo duro de trauma vascular fue el sangrado pulsátil (59,3 %), seguido de ausencia de pulso (25,9 %) y hematoma expansivo (24 %); respecto a los signos blandos, el principal fue la herida en trayecto vascular; una cohorte de 92 pacientes muestra que la presencia de signos duros fue de un 77 %, en cuyo caso la ausencia de pulso fue el principal signo (40 % de los pacientes), seguido de sangrado pulsátil (26,8 %) y hematoma expansivo (2,3 %) 10,16 . Otros estudios muestran una prevalencia de signos duros del 29,3 %, dato que es inferior a lo observado en nuestro estudio 9 .…”
Section: Termino-terminalunclassified
“…Igualmente, se logró identificar a la trombosis arterial y a la amputación como las principales complicaciones posoperatorias de esta población; cabe resaltar la alta tasa de amputación, la cual duplica significativamente las obtenidas en el ámbito internacional (5 %), según datos reflejados en diferentes estudios 12,16 . Todo lo anterior permite evidenciar la importancia que tiene el trauma arterial periférico en el departamento del Huila, y la razón por la que se debe trabajar en pro de mejorar la condiciones prehospitalarias y hospitalarias, para brindar una mayor calidad de atención médico-quirúrgica a este tipo de pacientes, que permita optimizar al máximo el pronóstico posquirúrgi-co de los mismos, modificando variables como transfusión de hemoderivados, tiempo al inicio de la reparación quirúrgica, reparación multidis-ciplinaria y uso de ayudas imaginológicas diagnósticas, tratando así, por medio de una mejor implementación de técnica quirúrgica, disminuir una de las principales complicaciones posquirúrgicas: la amputación de una extremidad [18][19][20] .…”
Section: Termino-terminalunclassified