Routine intraoperative intraluminal shunting of transected arteries and veins in vascular trauma improved surgical management, revitalized limbs, and minimized amputations over a 25-year period.
Intraluminal shunting is recognized as a valuable technique in managing vascular trauma based on a 25-year experience in Northern Ireland.
Twenty five years ofvascular trauma in Northern Ireland Surgeons have learnt the value ofintraluminal shunting
A A B Barros D'Sa (Sat,) conducted a editorial in Vascular trauma (n=1,500). Intraluminal shunting was evaluated. Routine intraoperative intraluminal shunting of transected arteries and veins in vascular trauma improved surgical management, revitalized limbs, and minimized amputations over a 25-year period.
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