نتائج إعادة استقناء انسداد الشريان الحرقفي الأصلي التام

Abstract EN

Background and Objective: Peripheral arterial disease is one of the common diseases related to ageing, and its importance refers to the associated high morbidity and mortality.

There is a lot of challenges regarding treating this disease, common iliac artery total occlusion recanalization is one of them and this due to the difficulty in bypassing the occlusion.

To study pathological aspects of common iliac arteries total occlusion and endovascular therapeutic approaches we used, we present our results and reviewed the most important international studies concerning this subject and used techniques.

Methods & Materials: A retrospective study, between 2010-2014, of 21 patients having common iliac artery total occlusion was done.

They have been classified according to TASC; stents were primarily deployed in all cases.

Results: The medical files of 21 patients with 21common iliac artery total occlusion were reviewed (16 cases TASC-B type, 5 cases TASC-C type).This procedure was successful in 17 patients (technical success 81%), with very clear amelioration of the clinical and haemodynamical status.

Follow up for 1-36 months, showed82% primary patency, 3 cases of re-occlusion were treated surgically.

No major complications related to the technique was noticed.

Hematoma related to puncture site was seen in 2 patients (10%).

Conclusion: The study revealed good results with no important complications after common iliac artery total occlusion re-canalization as compared to international studies.