[Deep vein thrombosis of the right leg as a result of compression by an abdominal aortic aneurysm].
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Aortic Aneurysm, Abdominal↗
Biomedical subjects
J F Rijksen
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Single-stage vascular surgery for a ruptured inflammatory abdominal aortic aneurysm associated with septicaemia.
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Aged↗
Mycotic iliac haemorrhage after removal of an infected renal allografts.
A case is presented in which after removal of an infected renal allograft because of rejection, mycotic bleeding from the iliac artery could not be treated by ligature of the artery in view of the resulting ischaemia ofthe leg as demonstrated by a trial occlusion. A successful solution to this problem is presented in which a 'gradual ligature' of the iliac artery was brought about using a slow compression instrument. The indications, technique and results in this case of mycotic iliac haemorrhage after transplantectomy are described.
Adult↗
Vascular complications in 400 consecutive renal allotransplants.
The vascular complications, their management and results of treatment in 400 consecutive renal allotransplants performed at the Leiden University Hospital from March 1966 through July 1979, are presented. There were 50 (12.5%) vascular complications. Among them renal artery stenosis (RAS) occurred in 40 cases (10%), renal artery thrombosis in 7 cases (1.8%), renal vein thrombosis in 2 cases (0.5%) and disruption of the arterial anastomosis in one. Arterial reconstruction was made in 25 patients with RAS, the blood pressure was normalized in 18 patients (72%), in 3 a recurrence of the RAS was found, in another 3 bad results were achieved regarding the blood pressure and in one patient a recurrence of the original glomerulonephritis had taken place. Of the 50 vascular complications 12 patients underwent a removal of the transplant and 3 resulted in death of the patient.
Adolescent↗