subclavian-femoral bypass

Figure 3. A) CT image after left subclavian artery–superficial femoral artery bypass surgery using 2 PROPATEN 6-mm vascular grafts. Blood flow in the bypass was good. B) CT image of the left subclavian artery. End-to-side anastomosis of the subclavian artery and PROPATEN was performed. Blood flow to the cervical and thoracoabdominal was maintained. C) CT image of the left superficial femoral artery. End-to-side anastomosis of the superficial femoral artery and PROPATEN was performed. Blood flow to the lower

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Giant Basal Cell Carcinoma in the Inguinal Region Invading the Femoral Vessels

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Takayuki Ueda, MD¹; Atsuyuki Kuro, MD¹; Sakurako Kunieda, MD¹; Yujiro Ozaki, MD¹; Kenji Suzuki, MD, PhD¹; Masakatsu Hihara, MD, PhD¹; Hiroyoshi Komai, MD, PhD²; Natsuko Kakudo, MD, PhD¹

Takayuki Ueda, MD1; Atsuyuki Kuro, MD...

Extremely rare case of a giant BCC in the inguinal region with invasion of the femoral artery and vein. After arterial revascularization, the patient underwent resection of the BCC and reconstruction with a pedicled VRAM flap.

Extremely rare case of a giant...

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