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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Vasc Surg. 2020 Apr 8;72(6):2035–2046.e1. doi: 10.1016/j.jvs.2020.02.045

Table 6:

Secondary Surgical Interventions at Michigan

Remedial Interventions for failure of Primary Procedure at Michigan Open Surgical Interventions Endovascular Interventions
Remedial Renal Revacularization
Renal bypass: Aorto-renal (8), Splenorenal (1), Ilio-renal (2).

Renal Reimplantation – aortic (2), SMA (1), Renal artery patch angioplasty (2), Renal thromboendarterectomy (2), Renal intimectomy (1).

Nephrectomy (3)

Remedial Aortic Revascularization
Aortic bypass: Aorto-aortic (2), Aorto-iliac (1),_Thoraco-abdominal aortic bypass (2).

Patch aortoplasty (3)

Remedial Mesenteric Revacularization
Mesenteric bypass:
SMA-hepatic artery bypass (1), Aorto-SMA bypass (1), Aorto-celiac bypass (to address inflow to splenorenal bypass) (1).

SMA reimplantation (2), Splenic artery reimplantation (to address inflow to splenorenal bypass) (1).
Renal/anastomotic angioplasty (9), Renal artery stenting (2), Segmental renal angioplasty (1), Segmental renal artery embolization (1), Thrombolysis of thrombosed aortorenal bypass (1), Aortic balloon angioplasty (2), Aortic stenting (4).
Secondary Interventions For Disease Progression Unrelated to Primary Operation
Renal Reimplantation (contralateral to index renal revascularization) (4), Segmental renal artery reimplantation (1), Segmental renal artery embolization (1), SMA reimplantation (2), Aortic patch angioplasty (6), Thoracoabdominal aortic bypass (2). Renal angioplasty (1), Segmental embolization (3).

SMA = superior mesenteric artery