Key result
Concomitant renal artery revascularization and aortic reconstruction can be performed effectively with careful surgical management, despite the fragile pre-operative condition of the patients.
Observational
Concomitant renal artery revascularization and aortic reconstruction can be performed effectively in adult patients with careful surgical management.
Concomitant renal artery revascularization and aortic reconstruction in the adult patient are thought to be associated with a high degree of morbidity and mortality. This has been attributed to the diffuse nature of atherosclerosis generally present in these patients and, as a consequence, a poor overall medical condition. Although this series confirms the fragile pre-operative nature of these patients it demonstrates that, with careful surgical management, they can be treated effectively.
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Mantese et al. (1991) conducted an observational in Atherosclerosis requiring concomitant renal artery revascularization and aortic reconstruction. Concomitant renal artery revascularization and aortic reconstruction was evaluated. Concomitant renal artery revascularization and aortic reconstruction can be performed effectively with careful surgical management, despite the fragile pre-operative condition of the patients.
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