VENOUS ALLOGRAFTS: A USEFUL ALTERNATIVE TO VENOUS AUTOGRAFTS IN DIGESTIVE SURGERY
Identifieur interne : 002702 ( Istex/Corpus ); précédent : 002701; suivant : 002703VENOUS ALLOGRAFTS: A USEFUL ALTERNATIVE TO VENOUS AUTOGRAFTS IN DIGESTIVE SURGERY
Auteurs : B. Launois ; G. G. Jamieson ; G. Maddern ; S. Landen ; J. P. Campion ; P. Coeurdacier ; E. BardaxoglouSource :
- Australian and New Zealand Journal of Surgery [ 0004-8682 ] ; 1995-08.
English descriptors
- KwdEn :
- Allograft, Anastomosis, Blood group, Cava, Clinical course, Coronary vein, Days postoperatively, Digestive surgery, Donor grafts, Duct, Extrahepatic block, Graft, Hepatic, Hypertension, Incision, Inferior vena cava, Jugular, Jugular vein, Liver transplantation, Mesocaval, Mesocaval shunt, Multiorgan, Oesophageal varices, Other venous replacements, Pancreas, Portal, Portal hypertension, Portal thrombosis, Portal trunk, Portal vein, Preservation solution, Resection, Right branch, Right division, Right hepatic artery, Same donor, Shunt, Superior margin, Thrombosis, Transplantation, Tumour, Useful alternative, Vena, Vena cava, Venous, Venous allograft, Venous allografts.
- Teeft :
- Allograft, Anastomosis, Blood group, Cava, Clinical course, Coronary vein, Days postoperatively, Digestive surgery, Donor grafts, Duct, Extrahepatic block, Graft, Hepatic, Hypertension, Incision, Inferior vena cava, Jugular, Jugular vein, Liver transplantation, Mesocaval, Mesocaval shunt, Multiorgan, Oesophageal varices, Other venous replacements, Pancreas, Portal, Portal hypertension, Portal thrombosis, Portal trunk, Portal vein, Preservation solution, Resection, Right branch, Right division, Right hepatic artery, Same donor, Shunt, Superior margin, Thrombosis, Transplantation, Tumour, Useful alternative, Vena, Vena cava, Venous, Venous allograft, Venous allografts.
Abstract
Over a 16 month period seven patients underwent surgery using venous allografts either to reconstruct the portal vein, or to construct a mesocaval ‘H’ graft or a shunt between the coronary vein and the subhepatic inferior vena cava. The allografts were harvested during multiorgan procurement from the bifurcation of the inferior vena cava, the common iliac vein and the external iliac vein and kept in a preservation solution at 4°C for a mean time of 6 days (range 1–29) before use. Subsequent thrombosis was clinically evident in only two patients. The use of venous allografts appears to be a useful alternative to other venous replacements.
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