Infrarenal EVAR for AAA with angled neck
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Professor Mussa explains the anatomical suitability for EVAR based on CT scans. The article discusses contraindications for aneurysm operability and minimally invasive techniques.
Professor Mussa explains what it means by aneurysm neck. This is the area where the stent attaches and seals the aneurysm. There are certain anatomical features that makes EVAR harder to complete with ready-made devices. Those limitations include angulated neck or “hostile” neck.
Professor Mussa explains the anatomical suitability for EVAR based on CT scans. The article discusses contraindications for aneurysm operability and minimally invasive techniques.
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EVAR procedures use contrast dye, which can potentially harm the kidneys, particularly in patients with marginal kidney function. Prof Mussa offers insights on minimizing kidney in...
EVAR procedures use contrast dye, which can potentially harm the kidneys, particularly in patients with marginal kidney function. Prof Mussa offers insights on minimizing kidney in...