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Reconstruction of jugular and portal blood flows using remodeled great saphenous vein grafts.

H Urayama¹, S Katada, I Matsumoto, F Ishida, K Ohmura, Y Watanabe, T Muroki.

Abstract

Remodeled great saphenous vein grafts were used to reconstruct both jugular and portal veins. The great saphenous vein was split longitudinally and sutured side-to-side to construct a vessel twice the diameter and one half the length of the original vessel. This graft was used with good results for reconstruction of the jugular veins in a patient after a bilateral neck dissection for tongue cancer and for a portal vein in a patient after resection for cancer in the head of the pancreas.

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Year: 1993 PMID： 8298242 DOI： 10.1007/BF00311377

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Surg Today ISSN： 0941-1291 Impact factor: 2.549

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Reconstruction of jugular and portal blood flows using remodeled great saphenous vein grafts.

1. Jugular venous reconstruction: a technique to minimize morbidity of bilateral radical neck dissection.

2. [Surgery of the portal vein in the resection of carcinoma of the biliary tract and pancreas].

3. Bilateral resection and reconstruction of internal jugular vein for thyroid carcinoma.

4. Surgical indication and significance of portal vein resection in biliary and pancreatic cancer.

5. Bypass of superior vena cava. Fifteen years' experience with spiral vein graft for obstruction of superior vena cava caused by benign disease.

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3. Reconstruction of the portal and hepatic veins using venous grafts customized from the bilateral gonadal veins.

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