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70-year-old, female went to ED with acute abdominal pain, diarrhea and hematemesis. she was haemodinamic unstable and upper endoscopy was negative. CTA is below. After volume resuscitation and blood pressure control, persisted abdominal pain and hematochezias. What would you do?
44-year-old, male. Previous history of pseudoaneurysm involving left CIA+EIA and aortic paraceliac pseudoaneurysm treated with bypass from the left CIA to CFA and TEVAR deployed juxta SMA. 10 years later, presented with epigastric pain.The CTA is below. What would you do now?
82-year-old, male with radical cystoprostatectomy and cutaneous ureterostomy for a vesical neoplasm. At the emergency department was haemodinamically unstable and cutaneous ureterostomy was actively bleeding. Haemoglobin of 7.5g/dl. CTA is below. Angiography was unconclusive.
What about your experience with ultra-distal bypasses in CLTI?
According to Cabral G. et al these bypasses are safe and have excellent clinical outcomes.
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A male, 69-year-old patient. Presented at the ER with anorexia, abdominal pain, diarrhea and fever. The patient was hospitalized and started antibiotic The CTA at the emergency department is in the first image below and 10 days after in the second image.
What would you do now?
What do you think about the "Octopus Technique"? When and how do you use it? Check it out at https://t.co/IScE0M9IHO
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