Endovascular Approaches To Sfa Cto A case series of 25 patients with sfa cto (mean lesion length 12.7 cm) reported 100% success with no significant complications. larger registries and trials are currently lacking for this device. Dr. koen deloose describes his algorithmic approach to treating a patient with chronic limb threatening ischemia and a nonhealing ulcer, with discussion from drs. katherine mcmackin and constantino peña on how they would approach the case and key highlights.
Case Report Long Segment Sfa Stenosis With Cto Treated With Serranator This study aims to assess the outcome of endovascular recanalization of chronic total occlusions (cto) of the native superficial femoral artery (sfa), in patients unfit for surgery with critical limb ischemia after failed femoropopliteal bypass. To evaluate the safety, effectiveness, and outcomes of endovascular recanalization of chronic total occlusion (cto) of the superficial femoral artery (sfa) in patients with critical limb ischemia (cli) after failed surgical bypass graft. We successfully treated cto of sfa with ret rograde approach via collateral channels from dfa. this novel method is possibly one of the efficient techniques in evt to cto of sfa. We sought to compare procedural outcomes of superficial femoral artery (sfa) chronic total occlusion (cto) endovascular recanalization using a primary wire approach versus a cto recanalization device.
Optimized Pta With Tack Salvage Following Rendezvous Subintimal Sfa Cto We successfully treated cto of sfa with ret rograde approach via collateral channels from dfa. this novel method is possibly one of the efficient techniques in evt to cto of sfa. We sought to compare procedural outcomes of superficial femoral artery (sfa) chronic total occlusion (cto) endovascular recanalization using a primary wire approach versus a cto recanalization device. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the safety, effectiveness, and outcomes following percutaneous endovascular recanalization of chronic total occlusion (cto) of the native superficial femoral artery (sfa) in patients with critical limb ischemia (cli) after a failed surgical bypass graft. We performed endovascular treatment of sfa cto after axillofemoral bypass to leriche syndrome. because of the axillofemoral bypass, we could not perform a cross over approach. furthermore, the orifice of sfa was proximal, so puncture on the common femoral artery was difficult. The results of this study suggest that when the cfa approach was inaccessible, endovascular treatment of sfa lesions via the retrograde popliteal approach is a feasible alternative technique, which can be safely performed by an experienced operator. Based on limited data from several registry studies, sa appears to achieve a higher technical success rate than ia, whereas mid term primary patency rates are comparable for both endovascular wiring strategies for sfa cto. additional clinical data are needed to confirm that sa is as effective as ia.
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