Wcn24-1344 Avoid the Catheter in the Treatment of Aneurysms

- The increasing prevalence of End-stage renal disease patients is rising all over the world.- The challenge is to be able to maintain access, especially in young patients.- Aneurysms and proximal stenosis are common complications in AVF.- Current standard of care involves surgical intervention to repair these complications. - Traditional treatment is to close the aneurysm, lose this access, or insert a synthetic graft.- Research is lacking on the use of plastic surgery with patient-own tissues to preserve access.- They are a source of thrombi, they are aesthetic problems,More serious complications, such as rupture, which can have catastrophic consequences.