2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.avsg.2016.09.008
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Tibioperoneal Occlusive Disease: A Review of below the Knee Endovascular Therapy in Patients with Critical Limb Ischemia

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“…1,2 However, this procedure is sometimes difficult to perform when sufficient great saphenous vein (GSV) is not available or when there is no distal runoff artery for surgical bypass. 3,4 During the past two decades, endovascular recanalization (ER) has become an alternative approach for the management of CLI due to tibioperoneal arterial occlusions [5][6][7][8] and has also been attempted in TAO patients. 9 ER is a less invasive procedure and has shown promising technical success owing to recent advances in devices, but it remains unclear whether the rate of limb salvage and the patency rate of endovascular intervention are comparable to those of traditional autogenous venous bypass (AVB).…”
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“…1,2 However, this procedure is sometimes difficult to perform when sufficient great saphenous vein (GSV) is not available or when there is no distal runoff artery for surgical bypass. 3,4 During the past two decades, endovascular recanalization (ER) has become an alternative approach for the management of CLI due to tibioperoneal arterial occlusions [5][6][7][8] and has also been attempted in TAO patients. 9 ER is a less invasive procedure and has shown promising technical success owing to recent advances in devices, but it remains unclear whether the rate of limb salvage and the patency rate of endovascular intervention are comparable to those of traditional autogenous venous bypass (AVB).…”
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“…13 Infrapopliteal angioplasty in CLI seemingly provides low primary patency rates with high numbers of reinterventions, but acceptable limb salvage and survival reported from specialized centers. [27][28][29] However, not all tibial lesions can be crossed, and even successful angioplasty of the target angiosome does not always lead to wound healing and limb salvage. To achieve wound healing, bypass surgery is significantly better than angioplasty.…”
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“…En la población mundial existe una prevalencia entre el 3 al 18 % [3][4][5]15 . El manejo puede ser médico, quirúrgico o endovascular 16 .…”
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“…Así mismo, se observó mayor distribución del compromiso inicial en territorio vascular con nuevos episodios de estenosis presentados en mayor cantidad en pacientes con compromiso mixto (supra e infragenicular), seguido por los de compromiso infragenicular, con similares resultados respecto a las publicaciones de la literatura 1 , en las que, según Ruby, se presenta desde un 37 a 50 % de estenosis en el infrapoplíteo. El determinante final de aparición de reestenosis se presentó en menor frecuencia respecto al hallado en la literatura actual 1,4 , a excepción de la tasa reportada por Siracuse 14 , con poblaciones de características similares a la estudiada, logrando obtener un porcentaje libre de reestenosis mayor al 80 % dentro del año de seguimiento evaluado.…”
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