Ex Vivo Renal Artery Reconstruction

Title Ex Vivo Repair and Renal

Ex vivo repairs and renal autotransplantations were performed in three cases of renovascular disease. The first 2 cases consisted of stf'nosis of renal artery, one duぞ toTAKAYASU’s disease and the other due to atherosclerosis. The third (川ewas an aneurysm of renal artery. In al three caメesex vivo repaires of renal arterie:、司 coupledwith renal autotransplantations to ipsilateral iliac fossa were...

Modified ex-vivo repair of distal renal artery aneurysm in a pediatric patient

Renal artery aneurysms (RAA) are rare in the general population with a widely accepted incidence of 0.09%.4 These aneurysms generally present in the sixth decade of life and primarily affect females with a predominance of up to 72%. While patients are generally asymptomatic at presentation, abdominal pain, flank pain or hematuriamay occur and clinical exammay reveal hypertension, renal bruits o...

Successful Ex-Vivo Repair of an Intrahilar Renal Artery Aneurysm with Autotransplantation

Renal artery aneurysm (RAA) is an unusual vascular disease. Few vascular surgeons have extensive experience with clinical management of RAA.Considerable confusion persists concerning its incidence, cause, and clinical importance. Due to lack of controlled clinical data, controversy also persists regarding the indication for treatment of asymptomatic RAA.We report the case of 46-year-old gentlem...

Acute reversible contralateral renal failure after unilateral renal artery reconstruction.

Between 1962 and 1967 we noted a complication after unilateral renal artery reconstruction which to our knowledge has not yet been recorded. This was an acute reversible failure of the contralateral kidney, which occurred within a few days of operation and persisted for a few weeks before normal function returned. This complication arose in two out of 32 patients who underwent operation for ren...

Arteriography during ex vivo renal perfusion. A complication.