Clinical cases in vascular techniques
This section provides a selection of clinical cases provided by experts in vascular techniques.
Following a motorbike accident, a 52-year-old man presented with lower limb ischemia with motor and sensory deficits, right tibial fracture and a related popliteal dissection, left hand luxation, and short popliteal occlusion with remaining blood flow in BTK vessels.
Analyze the CT angiography of this 85 year-old claudicant male patient with HTA, PAD, bilateral common iliac and right CFA lesions, and tell us how you would treat!
Immerse yourself in the complete medical history of this 71-year-old man with a multitude of health problems, including hypertension, diabetes, dyslipidaemia, a significant cardiac history and a history of carotid artery problems. Have your say and share your ideas!
This case report considers a 49-year-old women which presented a progressive large aneurysm of the type IV thoraco-abdominal aorta in a context of abdominal aortic agenesis.
Investigate this 57-year-old patient's medical history and CT scan, and indicate what you feel is the best option for treating his case.
Explore this special case featuring a patient with a history of prostate cancer and an intriguing discovery of a sacciform left renal artery aneurysm measuring 10mm.
Discover this 86-year-old patient's medical history and say which options you would consider to manage his case.
A 76-year-old man presented with an history of larynx carcinoma treated by radiotherapy and chemotherapy 2020, aorto-bi iliac bypass and pre-thrombotic stenosis of left intern carotid. How would you treat: endo or open?
How would you treat this 61-year-old woman referred for acute limb ischemia, rutherford IIa, pain and right motor deficit 3/5? Join the medical team in the discussion!
Find out about the medical history of this 79-year-old man and tell us which option you would choose to treat him.
