Endovascular Conversion of a Failed Nellix AAA-Repair by a Custom-Made Branched Device.

IF 16.4 1区 化学 Q1 CHEMISTRY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Accounts of Chemical Research Pub Date : 2024-08-27 DOI:10.1177/15266028241276961
Baban Assaf, Martin J Austermann, Marco V Usai
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Abstract

Purpose: This technical note presents a case of a patient with a failed Nellix device (Endologix, Irvine, Calif) who was not deemed fit for open conversion. Our planned approach for repair involved an endovascular procedure utilizing a custom-made branched device.

Technique: An endovascular repair was performed via a custom-made four outer branched device in conjunction with a custom-made bifurcated graft featuring inverted limbs (Cook Inc., Bloomington, Ind). All branches were connected to the target vessel with Gore Viabahn VBX balloon-expandable covered stents (Gore & Associates Inc.).

Conclusion: Endovascular conversion with branched endovascular repair in a patient not deemed fit for open surgery was successfully performed, thereby reducing the risk of a high morbid and mortal procedure.

Clinical impact: Novel useful treatment solution of failed EVAR with Nellix device.

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用定制分支器械对失败的 Nellix AAA 进行血管内转换修复。
目的:本技术说明介绍了一例 Nellix 装置(Endologix,加利福尼亚州尔湾市)失效的患者,该患者被认为不适合进行开放式转换。我们计划利用定制的支路装置进行血管内修复:通过定制的四外分支装置和定制的具有倒置肢体的分叉移植物(Cook Inc.)所有分支都用戈尔 Viabahn VBX 气球扩张覆盖支架(戈尔联合公司)连接到目标血管:结论:在一名不适合进行开放手术的患者身上成功实施了血管内支架修复术,从而降低了高发病率和致命性手术的风险:临床影响:使用 Nellix 设备治疗 EVAR 失败的新型实用治疗方案。
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