Surgical tactics of treatment in patients, suffering an acute arterial ischemia of the lower extremities on background of atherosclerotic arterial affection

Keywords: acute arterial occlusion; atherosclerotic affection of the lower extremities arteries

Abstract

Objective. To improve the diagnosis and to optimize a surgical tactics of treatment in patients, suffering an acute ischemia of the lower extremities, severe stage of the extremity ischemia, depending on the prognostic criteria for surgical treatment revealed.
Materials and methods. There were examined 70 patients, suffering an acute arterial occlusion: men - 44 (63%), women - 26 (37%) ageing (65.2 ± 3.5) yrs old. The patients were distributed into three groups: the 1st - 32 (45.7%) patients with the arteries embolism revealed, the second - 5 (7.1%) patients with the lower extremities idiopathic arterial thrombosis, and the third - 33 (47.1%) patients with arterial thrombosis, which have developed on background of their atherosclerotic affection. In all the patients there were conducted a general clinical examination, ultrasonographic duplex scanning of the lower extremities arteries, spiral CT with contrasting. In 54 patients a degree of the skeletal muscles damage and a state of the acid-base balance were studied up.

Results. In 88% patients a hemodynamically significant atherosclerotic occlusive-stenotic affection of the lower extremities arteries was revealed. The staged tactics of treatment was elaborated for patients, suffering an acute arterial occlusion and atherosclerotic affection of the lower extremities arteries. So on, after performance of thrombectomy the ultrasonographic duplex scanning of the lower extremities arteries is conducted with further application of various methods of revascularization, endovascular and the open-access shunting reconstructive operations on arteries of the lower extremities. Prognostic criteria, determining tactics of treatment in a patient with the extremity vitality preservation, were elaborated.

Conclusion. There was established, that while the ischemia duration increase the possibility of the extremity blood flow restoration reduces. A correct tactics selection in patient is promoted due to determination of a rabdomyolisis markers.

Author Biographies

M. M. Akhmad, Kyiv’s Municipal Clinical Hospial No 8

Akhmad Makhmud M.- MD, PhD (Med), Associate Professor
Department of Vascular Surgery Higher
Kyiv Municipal Clinic #8, 8 YuriaKondratyuka Str., 04201, Kyiv, Ukraine
+38 044 502 3737
ahmadvascular@gmail.com
orcid.org/0000-0003-1269-7901

F. M. Akhmad, O. O. Bogomolets National Medical University, Kyiv

Akhmad Fadi M. - Student of Medical University
Bogomolets National Medical University, 34 Peremogy avenue
+38 044 454-49-83
38th.parallel.north.akhmad@gmail.com
orcid.org/0000-0002-5448-1247

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Published
2019-12-20
Section
General Problems of Surgery