Going from hours-long open thrombectomies to 30 or 40 minute endovascular cases has made a temporary flow arrest easy to tolerate, says Dr. Khanjan Nagarsheth (@KNagarshethMD).
He and Dr. Shang Loh then work through Dr. Sabeen Dhand's (@SDhandMD) next scenario, an occluded common femoral and iliac segment, and explain when they still prefer a cut down or lysis.
Watch the full episode here:
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#VI625 #AcuteLimbIschemia #VascularSurgery #Thrombolysis #EndovascularSurgery @HarborUCLA @SLUVascular @PennRadiology
He and Dr. Shang Loh then work through Dr. Sabeen Dhand's (@SDhandMD) next scenario, an occluded common femoral and iliac segment, and explain when they still prefer a cut down or lysis.
Watch the full episode here:
backtable.com/shows/vi/podca…
This podcast is supported by Stryker Peripheral Vascular.
#VI625 #AcuteLimbIschemia #VascularSurgery #Thrombolysis #EndovascularSurgery @HarborUCLA @SLUVascular @PennRadiology
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