Role of Angioscopy in Reoperation for the Failing or Failed Infrainguinal Vein Bypass Graft
The purpose of this retrospective study is to review our ongoing experience with the use of angioscopy during reoperation for failed or failing infrainguinal vein bypass grafts and define the role of angioscopy in the management of this clinically demanding patient group. All hospital records, arter...
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description | The purpose of this retrospective study is to review our ongoing experience with the use of angioscopy during reoperation for failed or failing infrainguinal vein bypass grafts and define the role of angioscopy in the management of this clinically demanding patient group. All hospital records, arteriograms, and intraoperative angioscopic video recordings of 79 consecutive failed or failing grafts (76 patients) examined with angioscopy during reoperation between 1987 and 1993 were reviewed. Clinical and intraoperative data, comparison of the preoperative arteriogram and intraoperative angioscopic findings, and surgical decisions or interventions resulting from the additional angioscopic findings were collated and analyzed according to a predetermined protocol. Sixty-six additional angioscopic findings were noted during the 79 reoperations and resulted in 61 additional interventions and surgical decisions with salvage of all or part of the graft in 90.9% in the early ( 30 day) failed (group 2), and 90.3% in the late (> 30 day) failing grafts (group 3). The amount of residual thrombus within the graft, as assessed by angioscopy after all interventions, was the critical determinant for overall early graft patency (
p < 0.001) and long-term patency for all the subgroups after reoperation (group 1,
p < 0.001; group 2,
p = 0.0016; and group 3,
p = 0.0194). Intraoperative angioscopy has an important role in these challenging procedures. It provides additional and useful information that not only influences the conduct and extent of the reoperative surgery but may provide insights into the pathogenesis of graft failure. |
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p < 0.001; group 2,
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p < 0.001; group 2,
p = 0.0016; and group 3,
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p < 0.001; group 2,
p = 0.0016; and group 3,
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