Irish journal of medical science · 2002
Bilateral subclavian steal syndrome.
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Redmond K C, Barry M C, Kavanagh E, Dundon S, O'Malley M K
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: Bilateral atherosclerotic subclavian artery occlusion is rare.
AIM: To describe the surgical treatment of a patient with symptomatic bilateral subclavian artery occlusion.
METHODS: A midline sternotomy and bilateral aorto-subclavian bypass was performed in a male with upper limb, exercise-induced vertigo.
RESULTS: Postoperatively symptomatic improvement paralleled an increase in brachial systolic arterial blood pressure readings.
CONCLUSION: Bypass grafting is the more durable option for subclavian artery occlusion, as angioplasty with or without stenting is associated with a higher rate of late stenosis.
AIM: To describe the surgical treatment of a patient with symptomatic bilateral subclavian artery occlusion.
METHODS: A midline sternotomy and bilateral aorto-subclavian bypass was performed in a male with upper limb, exercise-induced vertigo.
RESULTS: Postoperatively symptomatic improvement paralleled an increase in brachial systolic arterial blood pressure readings.
CONCLUSION: Bypass grafting is the more durable option for subclavian artery occlusion, as angioplasty with or without stenting is associated with a higher rate of late stenosis.