Titlebook: Iatrogenic Vascular Injuries; Sven-Erik Bergentz,David Bergqvist Book 1989 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1989 Surgery.complications.hi

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Vascular Injuries Due to Noninvasive Procedures,Complications due to noninvasive procedures can be arterial occlusion induced by tourniquet, arterial occlusion induced by compression stockings, compartment syndrome because of the patient’s position during surgery, or compartment syndrome after the use of pneumatic antishock trousers.

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Vascular Injuries in Orthopedic Surgery,. may be laceration, arterial occlusion, or microembolization. . may appear as pseudoaneurysms, arteriovenous fistulas, or foreign bodies in the vessel.

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Hip Surgery and Vascular Trauma,Vascular injury related to hip surgery may be acute, e.g., arterial or venous laceration, thrombotic stenosis-occlusion, or ischemia from division of collateral vessels, or it may be late developing, e.g., an arteriovenous fistula or a pseudoaneurysm.

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Vascular Injuries During Gynecologic Surgery,Injuries that may occur during gynecologic laparotomy are (a) laceration with bleeding from an artery and/or a vein, (b) arterial occlusion leading to ischemia, and (c) arteriovenous fistula. Those that may occur during gynecologic laparoscopy are (a) laceration of an artery or a vein with bleeding and (b) arterial occlusion with ischemia.

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Vascular Complications of Various General Surgical Procedures,Three types of vascular injury may occur following hernia surgery:

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