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Femoral-to-Femoral Bypass Graft
Surgical Clinics of North America, 1980Femoral-to-femoral bypass reconstructions were first described by Vetto in 1962. It is a low-stress, low-risk procedure with excellent long-term results. Its use need not be confined to high-risk patients with tissue necrosis; it can be offered to moderate-risk patients with unilateral disease and incapacitating claudication. Studies in the noninvasive
A V, Persson, V E, Dyer, L S, West
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Southern Medical Journal, 2004
A patient who abused cocaine intravenously had an abscess in the groin, which healed to form a sinus tract leading directly to the wall of the femoral vein. She used this "gateway" as her primary means of venous access for the next 5 years. It was both "painless and brainless" and led to femoral vein thrombosis and sepsis.
Anthony A, Cauchi +2 more
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A patient who abused cocaine intravenously had an abscess in the groin, which healed to form a sinus tract leading directly to the wall of the femoral vein. She used this "gateway" as her primary means of venous access for the next 5 years. It was both "painless and brainless" and led to femoral vein thrombosis and sepsis.
Anthony A, Cauchi +2 more
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