Hybrid interventions for combined iliac and infrainguinal disease in critical limb ischemia: review of literature
Abstract
Hybrid interventions are one of the novel methods to treat critical limb ischemia and, therefore, lack scientific evidence. Published data are usually scanty, originating from a single center and rarely exceeding one hundred cases. No randomized and virtually no large comparative studies of hybrid versus conventional open reconstructions have been published. It is still unclear which patients with combined iliac and infrainguinal disease might benefit from a hybrid intervention, how the outcome is affected by the lesion type and the degree of ischemia and is it possible to improve the result by using more sophisticated devices, such as stent-grafts, drug-coated balloons and scaffolds.
About the Authors
P. S. Kurianov
Limb Salvage Center, St.-Petersburg State Hospital № 14
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
St.-Petersburg
A. N. Lipin
Limb Salvage Center, St.-Petersburg State Hospital № 14;
S.M. Kirov Military Medical Academy
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
St.-Petersburg
A. V. Zholkovsky
Rostov Clinical Hospital, Southern District Medical Center
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
A. V. Antropov
Limb Salvage Center, St.-Petersburg State Hospital № 14
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
St.-Petersburg
K. A. Atmadzas
Limb Salvage Center, St.-Petersburg State Hospital № 14
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
St.-Petersburg
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Kurianov P.S., Lipin A.N., Zholkovsky A.V., Antropov A.V., Atmadzas K.A. Hybrid interventions for combined iliac and infrainguinal disease in critical limb ischemia: review of literature. Title in english. 2019;14(3):34-38. (In Russ.)
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