The Journal of cardiovascular surgery · 1995
A long term follow-up of one of the first arterial homografts.
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Hardaway R M
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To report a successful long term homograft of an artery.
EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN: Surgical arterial homograft with a long term follow up.
SETTING: General surgery wards of two general hospitals.
PATIENTS: 2 patients, one with a recurrent sarcoma of the thigh, the other with an osteogenic sarcoma of the humerus.
INTERVENTION: Surgical removal of all tissue of the groin including femoral and external iliac artery and vein, femoral nerve, lymphatics, muscle and ligaments. Arterial replacement with homograft from second patient.
RESULTS: Successful function of arterial homograft for 40 years.
CONCLUSIONS: It is possible that arteries could be added to the list of organs that are harvested for transplantation.
EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN: Surgical arterial homograft with a long term follow up.
SETTING: General surgery wards of two general hospitals.
PATIENTS: 2 patients, one with a recurrent sarcoma of the thigh, the other with an osteogenic sarcoma of the humerus.
INTERVENTION: Surgical removal of all tissue of the groin including femoral and external iliac artery and vein, femoral nerve, lymphatics, muscle and ligaments. Arterial replacement with homograft from second patient.
RESULTS: Successful function of arterial homograft for 40 years.
CONCLUSIONS: It is possible that arteries could be added to the list of organs that are harvested for transplantation.