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. 1984 May;66(3):173–174.

Retrograde valve incision for insitu vein-arterial bypass utilising a valvulotome.

J D Corson, A M Karmody, D M Shah, R P Leather
PMCID: PMC2492525  PMID: 6609666

Abstract

The insitu vein bypass has become our preferred technique for infrainguinal limb salvage procedures. This article describes the technique of retrograde valve incision utilising a valvulotome and points out some of the potential complications and problems that can occur when utilising this instrument and stresses ways to avoid technical mishaps.

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