In-Situ Bypass

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CHAPTER 17 In-Situ Bypass In-Situ Bypass The in-situ bypass best exemplifies the IC-IC bypass, requiring no scalp artery, no anticipatory graft harvest, no additional incisions or tunnels, and hardly any…

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Extracranial-Intracranial Bypass with Interposition Graft

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CHAPTER 15 Extracranial-Intracranial Bypass with Interposition Graft EC-IC Bypass with Interposition Graft The EC-IC interpositional bypass is an oversized STA-MCA bypass that uses the same end-to-side anastomosis to the recipient…

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Reanastomosis

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CHAPTER 18 Reanastomosis Reanastomosis Rejoining the transected ends of two arteries after excising aneurysmal pathology reconstructs the vascular anatomy and restores the original blood flow, without an interposition graft, a…

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Reimplantation

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CHAPTER 16 Reimplantation Reimplantation Reimplantation is the technical equivalent of the STA-MCA bypass because it uses an end-to-side anastomosis to join an efferent branch deliberately occluded and detached from an…

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Suturing Technique

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CHAPTER 9 Suturing Technique Craftsmanship Like pillars and buttresses that strengthen a building, sutures join arteries together and secure their connection. And as exposed brick and beams display the builder’s…

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Tissue Handling

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CHAPTER 10 Tissue Handling The Other Hand The steady repetition of the bite cycle by the dominant hand gets all the attention in bypass surgery because it drives the needle…

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Arteriotomy

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CHAPTER 8 Arteriotomy Arteriotomy Basics Bypass construction begins by creating the largest possible inlets and outlets in arteries to minimize anastomotic resistance and maximize flow. Arteriotomies initiate new connections between…

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Donors and Recipients

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CHAPTER 5 Donors and Recipients Pairing Planning a bypass entails simply pairing the recipient artery in need of revascularization with a donor artery that may be intracranial, extracranial, cervical, or…

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Tightening and Knotting

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CHAPTER 11 Tightening and Knotting Tying the Knot Like the bolts that fasten steel beams framing a skyscraper, knots bind and hold tissues, begin and end each suture line, and…

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Basilar Artery Bypass Strategy

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CHAPTER 23 Basilar Artery Bypass Strategy Basilar Artery Bypass Strategy Bypasses to the basilar artery are the most difficult to perform. The basilar artery is entombed at the geographic center…

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