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. 1974 Jan 5;1(5896):23–26. doi: 10.1136/bmj.1.5896.23

Arterial Surgery in Intermittent Claudication

J K Watt, G Gillespie, J G Pollock, W Reid
PMCID: PMC1632851  PMID: 4808817

Abstract

The results of a survey of 302 operations in 277 patients during 1959-70 are presented, and an additional 69 operations during 1971 are included in the mortality figures. Operative mortality (1968-71) was 0·9% in 113 aortoiliac operations and nil in 96 femoropopliteal operations.

Immediate patency rates on dismissal from hospital exceeded 95%, and the five-year patency rate for aortoiliac operations was just over 70% and for femoropopliteal operations 60%.

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