Simultaneous revascularization for critical coronary and peripheral vascular ischemia

Surgical Management in Patients With Coexistent Coronary and Cerebrovascular Disease

“…Only a few reports are available describing the long-term follow-up of these patients. 1114,15 Coexistent peripheral vascular disease (PVD) in this subset of patients has been usually treated subsequently as a staged procedure.10"11 If there is concurrent PVD threatening the viability of the lower limb, then simultaneous myocardial revascularization and reconstruction may be performed. 15 In this series, we have studied the factors influencing the short-and the long-term prognosis in these subsets of patients.…”

Critical lower limb ischemia in Leriche syndrome following acute myocardial infarction: limb salvage with an axillofemoral bypass

“…[7,12] In addition, the coexistence of aortoiliac occlusive was reported 4 to 15% in patients undergoing CABG surgery. [13,14] The concomitance of PAD and CAD usually deserves a combined surgical approach, in which both pathologies are treated at the same session. [7] However, in case of deterioration in the overall status of the patient, procedural priority should be given to the more serious pathology.…”

Results from coronary artery bypass surgery combined abdominal aortic aneurysm repair

“…Local heparin was then used during abdominal aortic cross-clamping. David 9 Alternatively, Mohr et al'° and Westaby et al" reported an aneurysm repair successively performed on cardiopulmonary bypass following coronary artery bypass surgery. Mohr et a1.…”