Proximalization of Inflow With Adjunct Arterial Pressure Measurement for Hemodialysis Access-induced Digital ischemia
Hemodialysis access-induced distal ischemia (HAIDI) is an uncommon, yet potentially devastating complication of hemodialysis access surgery. Symptomatic HAIDI affects about 10% of dialysis patients and can present with mild hand coolness, rest pain, or tissue loss. Volume flow determines the management of HAIDI and may involve banding; revision using distal inflow; proximalization of inflow, distal revascularization; interval ligation; or access ligation. This case report highlights the use of proximalization of inflow with adjunctive intraoperative measurement of distal perfusion to treat severe HAIDI.
Source: Journal of Vascular Surgery - Category: Surgery Authors: Vincent Narvaez, Samuel Paci, Jeffrey Silpe, Gregg Landis, Yana Etkin Tags: Dialysis Access Source Type: research
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