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ASSESSMENT OF EARLY RESULTS TREATMENT OF CHRONIC PERIORAL OCCUPATIONAL ACTIVITY WITH HYBRID PROCEDURE
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Objectives: To evaluate early results in the treatment of chronic iliac artery stenosis with a hybrid procedure. Methods: A retrospective descriptive study on 31 patients with chronic iliac femoral artery
stenosis who were treated with Hybrid surgery at the Department of Vascular Surgery at Cho Ray Hospital from August 2018 to February 2022. Results: 31 patients (31 Limbs) had an average age of 69.2 ± 8.2, male majority, TASC D lesions accounted for 74%, and anesthesia 77.4%. The technical success rate is 100%, the clinical success rate is 87.1%, and the complication rate is 16.1%. Follow-up after one-year, clinical success was 77%, hemodynamic success was 80.8%, head circulation rate was 85.2%, major amputation rate was 9.7%, and the rate of significant amputation was 9.7%. The mortality rate was 12.9%. Conclusion: Hybrid procedure to treat chronic iliac femoral artery stenosis has a high success rate and is safe.
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Hybrid procedure; Iliac-femoral chronic occlusion; Endovascular intervention.
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