European journal of vascular and endovascular surgery : the official journal of the European Society for Vascular Surgery · 2006
Total laparoscopic iliac artery aneurysm repair using endoscopic techniques and endovascular balloon occlusion.
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Wassiljew S, Kolvenbach R, Puerschel A, Schwierz E
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UNLABELLED: We present a novel total laparoscopic technique to treat patients with iliac and aorto iliac aneurysms. The laparoscopic procedure does not require clamping of the iliac arteries because of a hybrid approach.
REPORT: Laparoscopic exposure of the aorta is performed using transperitoneal left retrorenal access. A transfemorally placed balloon catheter blocks the external iliac artery. Two haemostatic sheaths are inserted directly through the skin into the abdominal cavity. Balloons are passed through these sheaths to block the common iliac artery and the hypogastric artery, allowing bypass grafting to be performed with appropriate haemostatic control.
DISCUSSION: The technique described preserves inflow into the hypogastric arteries . This is accomplished by a combination of laparoscopic and endovascular techniques reducing the problems that can be caused by clamping diseased arteries.
REPORT: Laparoscopic exposure of the aorta is performed using transperitoneal left retrorenal access. A transfemorally placed balloon catheter blocks the external iliac artery. Two haemostatic sheaths are inserted directly through the skin into the abdominal cavity. Balloons are passed through these sheaths to block the common iliac artery and the hypogastric artery, allowing bypass grafting to be performed with appropriate haemostatic control.
DISCUSSION: The technique described preserves inflow into the hypogastric arteries . This is accomplished by a combination of laparoscopic and endovascular techniques reducing the problems that can be caused by clamping diseased arteries.