Endovascular Stent Grafts for Peripheral arterial injury: Cases for a Follow-up Study?

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Karim

Contact Danie du Toit at Tygerberg - he is busy with his 6+ year follow-up
of around 80+ stent-grafts for SCA / CCA / BCA. He may give some insights
and consider a combined series. His e-mail is eddutoit at netactive.co.za

Tim
Dr T C Hardcastle
M.B., Ch.B. (Stell); M. Med. (Chir) (Stell); FCS (SA)
Principal Specialist Trauma Surgeon /
Honorary Lecturer University of KwaZulu-Natal Dept Surgery
Deputy Director - IALCH Trauma Service
Durban - South Africa

> Dear all,
> Over the past few years we've placed a few stent grafts for peripheral
> arterial injury.  Following these up we're noticing a significant
> proportion are occluded - often within a relatively short timeframe.
> There's still very little in the literature on this.  If you have
> cases where you have placed a stent graft for peripheral arterial
> trauma (subclavian & distal, external iliac & distal or carotid) and
> would like to write up a joint case series please contact me
> off-list).  Should be interesting!
> Karim
> karim at trauma.org
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