Selective filling of the renal arteries is not possible by the intravenous technic but is possible by either of the intra-aortic technics. Our specific indication for this technic has been as ...

The surgeon then uses stitches to connect one end of the synthetic or healthy vein to the aorta, femoral artery, or a healthy ...

Ideal positioning of the IABP balloon is below the subclavian artery that branches off the aorta in the chest, but above the ...

One of the exclusion criteria for renal transplant is severe ... All had severe calcification of iliac arteries. Eight patients required a bypass from the thoracic aorta and two from the ...

Renal artery bruits may be present if there is involvement of that vessel. Since rapid diagnosis is crucial in ascending aortic dissections and the presentation of descending dissection are ...

The main body is positioned in the aorta. The legs are positioned in the iliac arteries and connect to the main body. The graft thus extends from the aorta below the renal arteries (kidneys) into both ...

The hospital's state-of-the-art American Heart and Vascular Institute performed a challenging surgery including open ...

The left kidney remained in situ to optimize exposure of the origin and entire length of the left renal artery (fig 1). After adequate exposure of the infrarenal aorta, the left renal artery was ...

The aorta is a tube-like structure that resembles a candy cane. The thoracoabdominal aorta starts after the curve of the cane and extends past the arteries that deliver blood to the stomach, ...

20–45mL (max 200mL); Renal arteries: 8–18mL; Aortography: 30–70mL; Major branches of aorta: 10–70mL; Aortofemoral runoffs: 20–90mL; Peripheral arteries: 15–30mL (max 250mL).