Vascular Flashcards
Peripheral lesion angioplasty alone vs stent placement should be placed on what medication after
ASA
ASA and plavix
Describe the viability of limbs with Rutherford grade 1, 2a, 2b and 3
S/s diff defining each
Viable
Marginally threated, needs prompt treatment
Immediately threatened, needs urgent treatment
Irrev damage, amputation
No findings
toes tingling, art duplex absent
weakness, paraesthesias beyond toes
paralysis, profound sens loss
duration after start of ischemia requiring fasciotomy
6h
Describe carotid contents
Duration definition of TIA
24h
PSV at 50% occlusion
at 70%
125
230
Annual risk of stroke for patients with asymptomatic CAS less than 70%
risk of recurrent stroke within one month?
1%
7.5%
Stenosis % precluding surgery for sympt patients
Target time after stroke
Asymptomatic stenosis % cutoff?
50%
2 weeks
70
4 boxes to check prior to CEA
ASA and plavix + statin
CTA
Cards risk strat
Consider laryngoscopy
Post CEA surveillance
6m for 2 years u/s
ACT target for CEA
hep bolus dosing
250
100mg/kg
classic reds finding for fibromuscular dyplasia
beads on a string
MC location of blunt thoracic aortic injury
MC unaffected artery for LE claudication below knee in diabetic
Peroneal
Symptoms of chronic mesenteric ischemia in young patient. kinked celiac
median arcuate ligament syndrome
CT angio vs formal in cold foot situation
CT will be quicker and decide whether you can pursue endo vs open