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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.
Health SharedWhile EVAR has changed the magnitude of the initial operation, there are specific points that patients and their families need to know. Prof Mussa explains how EVAR is different than open repair and what to expect after being discharged from the hospital.
Professor Mussa explains the anatomical suitability for EVAR based on CT scans. The article discusses contraindications for aneurysm operability and minimally invasive techniques.
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...
This content covers various aspects of abdominal aortic aneurysms (AAA), including diagnosis, symptoms, hereditary factors, and treatment options. It emphasizes the risk of rupture...
Mr. Bicknell explains that managing an AAA involves surveillance for small aneurysms, while larger ones at risk of rupture can be treated with endovascular (keyhole) repair or open...
Consultant Vascular Surgeons discuss common medications used before and after aneurysm repair, emphasizing the need for individualized recovery plans. A patient shares his experien...
Professor Mussa explains the anatomical suitability for endovascular aneurysm repair (EVAR) based on CT scan appearance, determining eligibility for the procedure.
