Add to ORKG123 cases of peripheral arterial injuries are reported, 14 due to gunshot wounds, 7 to knife wounds and 2 to blunt impact. 17 patients were subjected to emergency treatment, 6 were treated at a later stage. One of these 6 had to be subjected to amputation. Accordingly, the success rate amounted to 95.7%
Introduction: In each case with important peripheral vascular injury one of the crucial problems to ...
Objectives:Review of limb arterial injuries associated with limb fractures.Design:Retrospective stud...
Background: Peripheral vascular trauma is fairly common and its repercussions lead to need for urgen...
We sought to analyze the early results of civil and war peripheral arterial injury treatment and to ...
In between the years 1984-1989, 115 peripheral arterial injuries were admitted to the Emergency Surg...
Aim: To determine etiology and management in patients with peripheral vascular trauma.Materials and ...
Objective: Vascular injuries are observed in 0.2-4% of all traumas and can be life-threatening or di...
BackgroundThe present study was performed to identify the factors associated with amputation in pati...
Lower extremity vascular injuries occur due to gunshot wounds, traffic accidents, penetrating and bl...
AbstractPurpose: We sought to analyze the results of lower limb arterial injury (LLAI) management in...
BackgroundThe purpose of this study was to review the management of lower extremity arterial injurie...
Severe peripheral vascular injuries account for4-6 % of major trauma.1 During World War II, arterial...
Upper extremity arterial injuries have lower amputation rates, but havehigher morbidity due to conco...
Objective: This is a retrospective study of patients managed at the Lagos University Teaching Hospit...
The peripheral arteries and veins of the extremities are among the most commonly injured vessels in ...
Introduction: In each case with important peripheral vascular injury one of the crucial problems to ...
Objectives:Review of limb arterial injuries associated with limb fractures.Design:Retrospective stud...
Background: Peripheral vascular trauma is fairly common and its repercussions lead to need for urgen...
We sought to analyze the early results of civil and war peripheral arterial injury treatment and to ...
In between the years 1984-1989, 115 peripheral arterial injuries were admitted to the Emergency Surg...
Aim: To determine etiology and management in patients with peripheral vascular trauma.Materials and ...
Objective: Vascular injuries are observed in 0.2-4% of all traumas and can be life-threatening or di...
BackgroundThe present study was performed to identify the factors associated with amputation in pati...
Lower extremity vascular injuries occur due to gunshot wounds, traffic accidents, penetrating and bl...
AbstractPurpose: We sought to analyze the results of lower limb arterial injury (LLAI) management in...
BackgroundThe purpose of this study was to review the management of lower extremity arterial injurie...
Severe peripheral vascular injuries account for4-6 % of major trauma.1 During World War II, arterial...
Upper extremity arterial injuries have lower amputation rates, but havehigher morbidity due to conco...
Objective: This is a retrospective study of patients managed at the Lagos University Teaching Hospit...
The peripheral arteries and veins of the extremities are among the most commonly injured vessels in ...
Introduction: In each case with important peripheral vascular injury one of the crucial problems to ...
Objectives:Review of limb arterial injuries associated with limb fractures.Design:Retrospective stud...
Background: Peripheral vascular trauma is fairly common and its repercussions lead to need for urgen...