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Vascular and Endovascular Surgery
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Complex Renal Artery Reconstruction: Surgical Techniques

Raul Garcia-Rinaldi

Surgical Section, Memorial Hospital and the Houston Heart Institute, Houston, Texas

Jose M. Revuelta

Surgical Section, Memorial Hospital and the Houston Heart Institute, Houston, Texas

Robert H. Johnston, JR

Surgical Section, Memorial Hospital and the Houston Heart Institute, Houston, Texas

G. Dennis Vaughan, III

Surgical Section, Memorial Hospital and the Houston Heart Institute, Houston, Texas

We analized the techniques and results of 28 complex renal artery recon structions. The techniques employed for reconstruction included patch angio plasty of renal artery aneurysms, right iliac to right renal artery bypass for redo revascularization, renal artery reimplantation and renal artery bypass simulta neous with the surgical treatment of associated aortic, visceral or peripheral arterial lesions. Of the 28 reconstructions, 2 (7%) failed requiring revision. There was no hospital mortality and only 1 late death. With proper patient selection, operative exposure, renal protection and ingenuity, most complex re nal lesions can be treated successfully in situ and concomitant with other associ ated arterial problems.

Vascular and Endovascular Surgery, Vol. 19, No. 3, 155-162 (1985)
DOI: 10.1177/153857448501900303
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