Angioplastia das artérias do sector femoro-popliteo.

Name: Angioplastia das artérias do sector femoro-popliteo.
Creator: Pisco, JM
Keywords: Artéria Popliteia, Medicine (General), R5-920, Artéria Femoral, Angioplastia de Balão/efeitos adversos, HSM IMA, R, Medicine, Ateriosclerose/terapêutica

Pisco, JM

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Article . 1992

Data sources: Repositório do Centro Hospitalar de Lisboa Central, EPE

Angioplastia das artérias do sector femoro-popliteo.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 1992 Portugal English Publisher:Ordem dos MédicosJournal:Acta Médica Portuguesa (issn: 0870-399X,

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Authors: Pisco, JM;

handle: 10400.17/2159

Angioplastia das artérias do sector femoro-popliteo.

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Percutaneous transluminal angioplasty (PTA) of the femuro-popliteal arteries with atherosclerotic lesions, was performed in 66 patients. There was an initial clinical success in 80.3% and a late one in 60.7%. Better results were obtained when there was good distal circulation, and the differences were significant. There was no mortality. These results show that PTA is an useful procedure in the treatment of obstructive lesions of femuro popliteal arteries.

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Portugal

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Centro Hospitalar de Lisboa Central
Portugal

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Artéria Popliteia, Medicine (General), R5-920, Artéria Femoral, Angioplastia de Balão/efeitos adversos, HSM IMA, R, Medicine, Ateriosclerose/terapêutica

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