
handle: 10481/36460
Varias situaciones clínicas de etiologías distintas, onco-urológicas, infecciones protésicas, traumatismos con graves pérdidas de sustancia, etc. pueden requerir la revascularización de la extremidad por áreas vasculares alejadas de la zona inguinal. El bypass cruzado fémoro-femoral con tunelización transperineal es una técnica de recurso fiable y válida en estas situaciones donde no podemos obtener con seguridad un aporte sanguíneo por vía ortoanatómica. En este artículo sistematizamos sus características técnicas y las indicaciones de este inusual bypass con el objetivo de que esté presente en el arsenal terapéutico de aquellos cirujanos vasculares que se enfrentan a situaciones de emergencia.
Several clinical situations of different etiologies, onco-urologic, graft infections, groin traumatism with loss of substance, etc. may require urgent revascularization away from the groin area. The femoro-femoral bypass with transperineal tunneling technique is a reliable and valid resource in these situations where we cannot get safe blood supply via orthoanatomic ways. This article systematize their technical characteristics and indications of this unusual bypass in order to be present in the armamentarium of vascular surgeons those facing emergencies.
Isquemia, Lymph node metastasis, Urological tumors, Transperineal, Ischemia, Bypass, Hemorragia, Hemorrhage, Metástasis ganglionar, Tumores urológicos
Isquemia, Lymph node metastasis, Urological tumors, Transperineal, Ischemia, Bypass, Hemorragia, Hemorrhage, Metástasis ganglionar, Tumores urológicos
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