Key result
A retrospective review of aorto-iliac endarteriectomy for occlusive arterial disease was conducted to determine late failure rates, but the abstract reports no quantitative results.
Why the study?
Does aorto-iliac endarteriectomy provide lasting patency and prevent recurrent occlusive disease in patients with occlusive arterial disease?
Population
Patients with occlusive arterial disease who underwent aorto-iliac endarteriectomies at Henry Ford Hospital…
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Provides no quantitative patency data; leaves open durability of aorto-iliac endarteriectomy.
Cohort
No
Does aorto-iliac endarteriectomy provide lasting patency and prevent recurrent occlusive disease in patients with occlusive arterial disease?
D. Emerick Szilagyi (1964) conducted a cohort in Occlusive arterial disease. Aorto-iliac endarteriectomy was evaluated on Rate of late failures and incidence of recurrent occlusive disease. A retrospective review of aorto-iliac endarteriectomy for occlusive arterial disease was conducted to determine late failure rates, but the abstract reports no quantitative results.
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