Journal of Vascular Surgery
Volume 37, Issue 1 , Pages 54-61 , January 2003

Postoperative duplex scan surveillance of axillofemoral bypass grafts

Presented at the Fiftieth Annual Meeting of the American Association for Vascular Surgery, Boston, Mass, Jun 9-12, 2002.

Received 6 June 2002 ,Accepted 3 September 2002.

  • Image Result

    Comparison of mean PSV at proximal axillary anastomosis for both grafts remaining continuously patent and grafts with thrombosis during observation during first 12 postoperative months.

    Comparison of mean PSV at proximal axillary anastomosis for both grafts remaining continuously patent and grafts with thrombosis during observation during first 12 postoperative months.

  • Image Result

    Comparison of mean PSV at midportion of axillofemoral graft for both grafts remaining continuously patent and grafts with thrombosis during observation during first 12 postoperative months.

    Comparison of mean PSV at midportion of axillofemoral graft for both grafts remaining continuously patent and grafts with thrombosis during observation during first 12 postoperative months.

  • Image Result

    Comparison of mean PSV at distal axillofemoral anastomosis for both grafts remaining continuously patent and grafts with thrombosis during observation during first 12 postoperative months.

    Comparison of mean PSV at distal axillofemoral anastomosis for both grafts remaining continuously patent and grafts with thrombosis during observation during first 12 postoperative months.

  • Image Result

    Univariate analysis of mean PSV at midportion of axillofemoral component comparing last recorded study in patent grafts with last study obtained before occlusion in subsequently occluded grafts.

    Univariate analysis of mean PSV at midportion of axillofemoral component comparing last recorded study in patent grafts with last study obtained before occlusion in subsequently occluded grafts.

  • Image Result

    Univariate analysis of mean PSV at distal axillofemoral anastomosis comparing last recorded study in patent grafts with last study obtained before occlusion in subsequently occluded grafts.

    Univariate analysis of mean PSV at distal axillofemoral anastomosis comparing last recorded study in patent grafts with last study obtained before occlusion in subsequently occluded grafts.

  • Image Result

    Univariate analysis of mean PSV at proximal axillary anastomosis comparing last recorded study in patent grafts with last study obtained before occlusion in subsequently occluded grafts.

    Univariate analysis of mean PSV at proximal axillary anastomosis comparing last recorded study in patent grafts with last study obtained before occlusion in subsequently occluded grafts.

  • Image Result

    Percent risk of subsequent graft occlusion with midaxillofemoral PSV less than or greater than 80 cm/s.

    Percent risk of subsequent graft occlusion with midaxillofemoral PSV less than or greater than 80 cm/s.

  • Image Result

    Multivariate odds ratio of graft failure with midaxillofemoral PSV less than 80 cm/s, outflow patency, blood pressure, ABI, smoking, presence of femoral-femoral bypass, and warfarin use, with 95 perce

    Multivariate odds ratio of graft failure with midaxillofemoral PSV less than 80 cm/s, outflow patency, blood pressure, ABI, smoking, presence of femoral-femoral bypass, and warfarin use, with 95 percent CIs.

 Supported in part by grant # R01HL45267 NIH, NHLBI.

☆☆ Competition of interest: nil.

 Reprint requests: Gregory L. Moneta, MD, Division of Vascular Surgery, OP-11, Oregon Health & Science University, 3181 SW Sam Jackson Park Rd, Portland, OR 97201 (e-mail: monetag@ohsu.edu).

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doi: 10.1067/mva.2003.43

Journal of Vascular Surgery
Volume 37, Issue 1 , Pages 54-61 , January 2003