Management of infected arterial grafts |
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noninfected portion of the graft is divided and oversewn. The distal portion is
debrided (without entering the proximity of the infected graft). The tissue planes
are closed in such a manner as to "fire wall" the clean portion of the graft from the
...
noninfected portion of the graft is divided and oversewn. The distal portion is
debrided (without entering the proximity of the infected graft). The tissue planes
are closed in such a manner as to "fire wall" the clean portion of the graft from the
...
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graft on these scans also suggest infection of the graft.8 CT or ultrasound- guided
aspiration of perigraft fluid and analysis by Gram's stain and culture will confirm
the diagnosis of graft infection.8 Indium- 1 1 1 -labeled white blood cell scans ...
graft on these scans also suggest infection of the graft.8 CT or ultrasound- guided
aspiration of perigraft fluid and analysis by Gram's stain and culture will confirm
the diagnosis of graft infection.8 Indium- 1 1 1 -labeled white blood cell scans ...
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One patient in this group died postoperatively after a recurrent infection
developed. Nine limbs were treated by excision of the infected graft and femoro-
distal arterial reconstruction. Seven of these grafts were patent; two were
occluded but the ...
One patient in this group died postoperatively after a recurrent infection
developed. Nine limbs were treated by excision of the infected graft and femoro-
distal arterial reconstruction. Seven of these grafts were patent; two were
occluded but the ...
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part Overview | 3 |
Significance of Positive Intraoperative Arterial Wall Cultures | 16 |
Differential Effect of Type of Bacteria on Peripheral Graft | 25 |
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abdominal aortic graft allograft allograft replacement anastomosis anastomotic Ann Surg antibiotics aorta aortic graft infection aortoenteric fistula aortofemoral graft Arch Surg aureus autogenous autograft bacteremia bacteria bacterial biofilm Bandyk DF biofilm bypass grafts Calligaro cells clinical complications conduits contamination coverage Dacron debridement diagnosis distal DV autograft epidermidis extra-anatomic bypass false aneurysm femoral artery fistula follow-up graft material graft preservation graft replacement gram-negative gram-positive Gram's stain groin hemorrhage horseshoe kidney implantation infected aortic grafts infected graft infections involving limb loss management of infected mortality operation organisms patency perigraft fluid perioperative polytetrafluoroethylene postoperative procedure profunda femoris artery prosthesis prosthetic graft infections prosthetic material proximal pseudoaneurysm Pseudomonas PTFE replacement of infected reported revascularization rotational muscle flaps sartorius muscle scans sepsis Staphylococcus Staphylococcus epidermidis surgical synthetic vascular grafts technique therapy thoracoabdominal thrombosis thrombus tion total graft excision treated treatment vascular graft infections vascular prostheses Vascular Surgery Vase Surg vein grafts