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To evaluate surgical considerations for treating occlusive disease affecting major arteries.

May 1, 1959Annals of SurgeryOpen Access

Surgical Considerations of Occlusive Disease of Innominate, Carotid, Subclavian, and Vertebral Arteries

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To evaluate surgical considerations for treating occlusive disease affecting major arteries.
Review of existing medical literature
Analysis of surgical techniques and outcomes
Discussion of anatomical and physiological factors
Identification of key surgical approaches for effective treatment of occlusive disease
Assessment of risks and benefits associated with various procedures
Insights into post-operative care and recovery strategies

Surgical considerations address occlusive disease in innominate, carotid, subclavian, and vertebral arteries, indicating vital clinical insights.

DE BAKEY, MICHAEL E. M.D.; Crawford, E. Stanley M.D.; COOLEY, DENTON A. M.D.; MORRIS, GEORGE C. JR. M.D. Author Information

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Surgical considerations address occlusive disease in innominate, carotid, subclavian, and vertebral arteries, indicating vital clinical insights.

DE BAKEY, MICHAEL E. M.D.; Crawford, E. Stanley M.D.; COOLEY, DENTON A. M.D.; MORRIS, GEORGE C. JR. M.D. Author Information