August 1, 1962Annals of Internal Medicine

Relief of Abdominal Angina by Vascular Graft

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Population

Patients with abdominal angina due to chronic mesenteric arterial narrowing or occlusion

Design

Case_series

Authors

WWWatts R. WebbTulane University

Discussion

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Implication

Early reports suggest vascular grafting relieves abdominal angina in chronic mesenteric ischemia; leaves open questions of efficacy, safety, and role versus modern therapies.

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Population

Patients with abdominal angina due to chronic mesenteric arterial narrowing or occlusion

Intervention

Vascular graft

Outcome

Relief of abdominal angina

Early case studies demonstrating the use of vascular grafts to relieve abdominal angina caused by chronic mesenteric ischemia.

Cite This Study

Watts R. Webb (1962) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a9012313dd9003d79c90bf4 https://doi.org/10.7326/0003-4819-57-2-289

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Implication

Early reports suggest vascular grafting relieves abdominal angina in chronic mesenteric ischemia; leaves open questions of efficacy, safety, and role versus modern therapies.