PMID: 8956672Dec 1, 1996Paper

Reducing cross-clamping duration in aortoiliac reconstruction after renal transplantation. A case report

Angiology
M AlbersS Arap

Abstract

A fifty-two-year-old male renal transplant patient underwent aortoiliac reconstruction with a bifurcated prosthesis for treatment of hypertension and deteriorating allograft function. A modified technique was used that reduced aortic cross-clamping time to twelve minutes. This simple technique is applicable to most patients, reduces warm ischemia to a minimum, and saves time for a careful aortoiliac reconstruction.

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