It’s better to Central vein angioplasty follow by AVF in upper limb rather than AVG of thigh .as grafts per se has high chances of thrombosis , infection and failing rate when compared to native access
@drvsbedi Vein mapping shows good cephalic and basilic veins on both arms .right innominate occluded .left focal occlusion /diffuse narrowing .
Central vein plasty with av access creation or thigh graft is the plan as of now .ur suggestions sir ?
@Nishan0603@drvsbedi@farkomd@t_intheleadcoat@JayMathewsMD@RMotaganahalli First try best medical management with structured exercise program for 12 weeks ...even though symptoms don’t subside or if there is a incremental rise in symptoms then can plan right popliteal and tibial angioplasty
@Nishan0603@drvsbedi@t_intheleadcoat@farkomd @VenuVadlamudiMD @YashodaHospital Pt has only cynosed toes but no wound and CT is showing PTA and distal ATA disease . I would suggest you to do ABI/TBI... if it is Ok.then give anticoagulant in view of distal trash .if ABI /TBI is low then straight away go fo tibial angioplasty
@Nishan0603@farkomd@t_intheleadcoat @VenuVadlamudiMD @YashodaHospital Explantation of fem fem graft +vein patchplasty of right EIA with re-implantation of transplantation kidney with native artery/vein graft
A 48 yrs old male with diabetes, social drinker and non smoker presented with C/o B/L lower limb claudication (L>R)since 2 years .he underwent B/L CIA +EIA stenting and now patient has palpable B/L femoral
@Nishan0603@drvsbedi@t_intheleadcoat @VenuVadlamudiMD @farkomd What is the size of right CIA ...because just before bifurcation into EIA and IIA it looks large in size...if you had any other views in CT ...that would be helpful in deciding...