Titlebook: Extra-Intracranial Vascular Anastomoses Microsurgery at the Edge of the Tentorium; Hermann Dietz,Mario Brock,Margareta Klinger Conference

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Morphology of Vessel Wall Changes After Microsurgical End- to-Side Anastomosis and Their Pharmacolog Only a limited number of human specimens of EC/IC anastomoses have been evaluated, by STEINBOK and co-workers (.) and BODOSI and MEREI (.). They described development of arteriosclerotic changes such as interruption of the internal elastic membrane (IEM) and (myo-)intimal hyperplasia (MIH) which, i

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The Ultrastructure of the Superficial Temporal Artery in Extra-Intracranial Bypass Surgeryartery (STA) used as a graft, however, have only been carried out by DIAZ and co-workers (.) and by MEHDORN et al. (.). To our knowledge, findings concerning the ultrastructure of the graft vessel have not been published.

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Askar Akaev,Yuri Ichkitidze,Valentin Sokolovlumen with full patency after several weeks, and arteries having a diameter of 0.3 mm recanalized in 50% of the cases. Follow-up examinations after treatment with the Nd-YAG laser, on the other hand, revealed successive transformation and degradation of vascular connective tissue.

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Clinical Experience with Anastomoses Between the Superficial Temporal Artery and the Middle Cerebralt and reduce the incidence of stroke or recurrent stroke. With the help of EIAB a prophylactic collateral blood supply can be established in order to allow therapeutic occlusion of a major intracranial vessel.

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Microvascular End-to-Side Anastomoses: The Double Patch Techniqueions on the acute angle of the anastomosis are not ideal, especially if there is flow division. We therefore developed a technique which produces a wide and smooth area from the donor artery in both recipient branches, similar to the T-anastomosis (.) but without using a pre-existing bifurcation.