In this article, we present two cases of femoral pseudoaneurysm (PA) at the femoral arterial puncture site followed by necrotizing fasciitis, which is rare but can be fatal when not managed appropriately. PA was revealed by lower-extremity angiography and color-flow Doppler ultrasonography. Hematoma removal, thrombolysis, and bleeder ligation with Gelfoam were repeatedly performed by a vascular...

case report: we report a 44-year-old man with right femoral nerve palsy following delayed reduction of an anterior dislocation of hip. conclusion: two months after closed reduction, complete clinical recovery of right femoral nerve was achieved and the patient was able to resume his job. introduction: incidence of nerve injury in traumatic hip dislocations is up to 10 %. sciatic nerve is the mo...

The aortic bifurcation and iliac vessels are common sites of atherosclerotic occlusive disease causing the clinical expression known as "Leriche's syndrome". An aortobifemoral bypass grafting in the setting of a septic groin remains a significant challenge to vascular surgeons. We present a 65-year-old male with complete occlusion of the distal aorta and iliac arteries; he had undergone a left ...

Peripheral arterial infections are rare and difficult to treat when an in situ reconstruction is required. Autologous veins (AVs) the conduit of choice many scenarios. However, cryopreserved allografts (CAAs) alternative. We aimed assess our experience with CAAs AVs for primary secondary peripheral infections. Data from patients undergoing CAA or AV January 2002 through August 2022 were retrosp...

A complication of total femoral replacement (TFR) is periprosthetic infection. Studies have shown that infected endoprostheses have a significant amputation rate, as high as 36.7%. This study examined possible risk factors that may attribute to unsalvageable TFRs following periprosthetic infections, including age, sex, primary vs secondary TFRs, number of irrigation and debridements, recent his...

Endocarditis caused by Streptococcus dysgalactiae subsp. equisimilis (SDSE) is rare. Infected aneurysm is one of the most serious complications of infective endocarditis. However, no reports have described SDSE-related infected aneurysm. We herein report a successfully treated case of SDSE-associated infective endocarditis with an infected aneurysm.

Abstract Patients with severe arterial obstructive disease and critical limb ischemia associated vascular graft infection have elevated morbidity mortality rates are at high risk of loss. We present the case a 76-year-old male patient left lower femoropopliteal infection. used hybrid treatment approach an open surgical to inguinal popliteal regions prosthesis as endovascular access for direct r...