Intermediate and Long-Term Outcomes After Treating Symptomatic Persistent Sciatic Artery Using Different Techniques

Aneurisma de la arteria ciática persistente con isquemia secundaria de la extremidad, revisión de la literatura y reporte de un caso

“…Finalmente, cuando se hace necesaria una intervención, el resultado a largo plazo con las diferentes estrategias de reconstrucción (endovasculares, quirúrgicas o combinadas) fue bueno en cuanto a la arterial y la resolución de los síntomas 30 . Debido a los pocos casos reportados, no es posible comparar los resultados de las diferentes técnicas y hacer una recomendación basada en la evidencia.…”

Treatment of Complete Persistent Sciatic Artery with Distal Thromboembolism by Thromboembolectomy Only

“…The sciatic artery, a branch of umbilical artery, is the main arterial supply of the developing lower limb during 6 mm stage of embryonic development [1,2]. With the development of femoral artery from the external iliac artery, the sciatic artery regresses with time [1-5].…”

“…With the development of femoral artery from the external iliac artery, the sciatic artery regresses with time [1-5]. The PSA originated from the failure of sciatic arterial involution process, with low incidence of between 0.025% and 0.04% [1,3-5].…”

“…With the development of femoral artery from the external iliac artery, the sciatic artery regresses with time [1-5]. The PSA originated from the failure of sciatic arterial involution process, with low incidence of between 0.025% and 0.04% [1,3-5]. The anomaly of this process determines the types of PSA from the incomplete type to complete type with relative hypoplastic femoral artery [2,6].…”

Peripheral Non-atherosclerotic Arterial Disorders

“…Clinical findings and symptoms are a result of aneurysm formation as the sciatic artery courses through the sciatic foramen, which can be complicated by thrombosis, embolization, and sciatic nerve compression (Fig 1) (6). and the muscles in the popliteal fossa.…”