Titlebook: Difficult Decisions in Vascular Surgery; An Evidence-Based Ap Christopher L. Skelly,Ross Milner Book 2017 Springer International Publishing

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Christopher L. Skelly,Ross MilnerThis book will be edited by recognized experts.Focused questions will be posed specifically and analyzed carefully according to the level of supporting evidence that is available.Each chapter will con

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Difficult Decisions in Vascular Surgery978-3-319-33293-2Series ISSN 2198-7750 Series E-ISSN 2198-7769

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-8534-6 injury are high. Despite this, no clear evidence exists supporting the use of prophylactic fasciotomy. The procedure itself is associated with significant morbidity. Risk factors such as ischemia time, location of injury, concurrent injuries, and hypotension should be used to stratify which patients are most likely to benefit.

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In Patients with Acute Type B Aortic Dissection, Do Current Operative Therapies Reduce Complicationsextensive such that no intervention would lead to death. Historically, complicated acute TBAD has been managed with operative intervention and uncomplicated acute TBAD has been managed with medical treatment. Acute complicated TBAD left untreated has mortality rates as high as 50 % in the first mont

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In Patients with a Chronic Type B Dissection, Does Endovascular Treatment Reduce Long Term Complicatagement of type B dissection remains complex and challenging. Since the introduction of TEVAR technology in the 1990’s it has become a preferred method of treatment of acute and chronic type B dissections. Medical management of chronic type B dissection continues to be a gold standard therapy while

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In Patients with Small AAA, Does Medical Therapy Prevent Growth?exclusion of the degenerative wall to prevent the consequences of aortic wall failure, namely, rupture and death. The medical literature has been clear that the risks of a procedural intervention on “small” AAA do not exceed the benefits when the maximal diameter is less than 5.5 cm in men. Neverthe

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In Patients Who Require Hypogastric Artery Coverage to Treat an AAA with EVAR, Does Preservation Impeurysmal disease. Since its introduction, the technique has been associated with ischemic complications, notably buttock claudication and erectile dysfunction, which can affect quality of life. Both the incidence of buttock claudication and its duration are varied in the literature. Serious complica