Vascular treatment options Flashcards

1
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Acute vascular problems

A

embolus, thrombosis in situ, trauma

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Chronic vascular problems

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Micro-emboli, atherosclerosis

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3
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what % of diagnostic angiograms lead to amputation?

A

1%

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4
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What % of bypass lead to amputation within 2 years?

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30-50%

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5
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What order of imaging in vascular patients?

depending on the patient these will help determine treatment

A
  1. USS
  2. Computed tomography angiography
  3. Magnetic resonance angiography
  4. Digital subtraction angiography
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6
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uses for USS?

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patency of individual vessels, identify suitable vessels for graft

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7
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advantages of interventional radiology vs surgery

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less invasive
smaller wound
local anaesthetic
can be repeatable
outpatient procedure
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8
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Disadvantages of interventional radiology vs surgery

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large dose of nephrotoxic contrast
risk of distal embolisation
risk of arterial trauma
technical feasibility

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9
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What is endarterectomy

A

surgical removal of plaque from an artery that has become narrowed or blocked

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