HD access Flashcards

1
Q

where is the brachial artery in AC fossa

A

under the flexor retinaculum of brachioradialis muscle

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2
Q

saphenous vein transposition patency rates

A

25% early failure

80% patency @1 year

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3
Q

durability of central vein angioplasty

A

40% @ 6 months

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4
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treatment for HD associated steal

A
  1. banding
  2. DRIL
  3. RUDI (revision using distal inflow)
  4. PAI
  5. ligation
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5
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how to evaluate for AVF stenosis

A

PSV @ anastomosis / PSV @ arterial side 2 cm cranial

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6
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What PSV ration indicated >70% stenosis

A

> 3

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7
Q

What’s Nicoladeni - Brankam sign

A

if you occlude an AVF, BP increases and HR decreases

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8
Q

how to diagnose steal on studies:

A

increase >50% in velocity of distal artery and increase >50% in digit pressure altitude

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9
Q

most common reason for early HD access thrombosis

A

venous outflow problem.

can be arterial and technical but venous outflow most common

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10
Q

reason for late AVF thrombosis

A

stenosis of venous conduit

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11
Q

reason for late AVG thrombosis

A

venous anastomosis stricture

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12
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risk factors for steal developement

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use of brachial artery, DM, female gender

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