Method of autovenous graft preparation

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The method of autovenous bypass grafting is widespread and is considered as one of the optimal options for surgical rehabilitation of regional circulation in occlusive lesions of the lower limb arteries. The use of augmentation to restore the transport function of the main arteries yields satisfactory immediate and long-term results. Thus, according to a number of authors, the use of bypass autovenous shunting in the femur-sacral segment, as well as in the arteries of the lower leg and foot allows avoiding amputation in 43-73% of cases.

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V. N. Medvedev

Kazan Kurashov Order of the Red Banner of Labor Medical Institute; City Clinical Hospital No. 6

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Russian Federation, Kazan; Kazan

L. M. Mirolyubov

Kazan Kurashov Order of the Red Banner of Labor Medical Institute; City Clinical Hospital No. 6

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Russian Federation, Kazan; Kazan

V. G. Izosimov

Kazan Kurashov Order of the Red Banner of Labor Medical Institute; City Clinical Hospital No. 6

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Russian Federation, Kazan; Kazan

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2. Fig. 1. K., 47 years old. Transverse section of the arterialized section of the lateral vein of the forearm. Van Gizon staining. Х100.

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3. Fig. 2. Diagram of postoperative outcomes of autovenous bypass grafting of lower limb vessels with an arterial graft. I, II, III - degrees of regional ischemia. The number of patients is shown in parentheses.

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4. Fig. 3. Angiogram of L., 42 years old, 6 months after femoral-calf bypass for obliterating atherosclerosis. The graft length was 400 mm.

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5. Fig. 4. Angiogram of Z., 62 years old, 6 months after femoral-costal bypass for obliterating atherosclerosis. The graft length was 180 mm.

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