Axillary-Contralateral Brachial Artery Bypass for Arm Ischemia
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Auteurs : Julius H. Jacobson ; Murray G. BaronSource :
- Annals of Surgery [ 0003-4932 ] ; 1974.
Abstract
A right axillary to left brachial arterial bypass (saphenous vein) was used in the treatment of a left subclavian artery obstruction secondary to radical mastectomy and irradiation 28 years previously. The axillary bypass was chosen over other surgical approaches because of its simplicity and efficacy.
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