Treatment of non-traumatic occlusions: Round table conclusions Raúl Ugarte Artola
Tratamiento de las oclusiones no traumáticas: conclusiones de la Mesa Redonda Raúl Ugarte Artola
Resumen:
Our case material for arterial occlusions comprises 211 patients and from it we gather that most frequentcauses are thrombosis and embolisms. Treatment for the latter is surgical; in aorto-iliac embolisms, approach should be extraperitoneal. Forgarty's probe is not considered essential. In acute thrombosis initial medical treatment should be followed at an early stage by surgery and tactics should vary according to location of occlusion.
Se estudian 211 observaciones de oclusiones arteriales agudas. Las causas más frecuentes fueron lastrombosis y las embolias. En las embolias el tratamiento quirúrgico es la regla. Para las embolias aortoilíacas se propone el abordaje extraperitoneal. La sonda de Fogarty no se considera indispensable. En las trombosis agudas el tratamiento médico inicial debe seguirse precozmente del tratamiento quirúrgico, analizándose las diferentes modalidades tácticas de acuerdo con las distintas localizaciones.
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oclusiones arteriales trombosis embolias tratamiento intestinal occlusions thrombosis embolia treatment |
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Sociedad de Cirugía del Uruguay | |
Revista Cirugía del Uruguay | |
https://revista.scu.org.uy/index.php/cir_urug/article/view/2382 | |
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Sumario: | Our case material for arterial occlusions comprises 211 patients and from it we gather that most frequentcauses are thrombosis and embolisms. Treatment for the latter is surgical; in aorto-iliac embolisms, approach should be extraperitoneal. Forgarty's probe is not considered essential. In acute thrombosis initial medical treatment should be followed at an early stage by surgery and tactics should vary according to location of occlusion. |
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