The use of prosthetic grafts in complex military vascular trauma: A limb salvage strategy for patients with severely limited autologous conduit

Keyphrases

• Military 100%
• Limb Salvage 100%
• Prosthetic Grafts 100%
• Vascular Trauma 100%
• Salvage Strategy 100%
• Artificial Conduit 100%
• Vascular Injury 27%
• Revascularization 27%
• Injury Mechanism 18%
• Amputation 18%
• Polytetrafluoroethylene 18%
• Day Range 18%
• Injury Time 18%
• Blowing 18%
• Vein Conduit 18%
• Soft Tissue 9%
• Trauma Patients 9%
• Thrombosis 9%
• Lower Limb Amputation 9%
• Vein Graft 9%
• Gunshot Wound 9%
• Blunt Trauma 9%
• Graft Failure 9%
• Significant Loss 9%
• Brachial 9%
• Iraq 9%
• Combat-related 9%
• Afghanistan 9%
• Graft Patency 9%
• Severe Stenosis 9%
• Subclavian 9%
• Common Carotid 9%
• Superficial Femoral 9%
• Autologous Vein 9%
• Extremity Trauma 9%
• Trauma Registry 9%
• Soft Tissue Wounds 9%
• Echelon 9%
• Evacuation Time 9%
• Soft Potentials 9%
• Prosthetic Repair 9%
• Multisystem Injury 9%
• Autologous Vein Graft 9%
• Secondary Hemorrhage 9%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Blood Vessel Injury 100%
• Prosthetics 100%
• Limb Salvage 100%
• Injury 63%
• Revascularization 27%
• Amputation 18%
• Politef 18%
• Vein Graft 18%
• Wound 9%
• Infection 9%
• Bleeding 9%
• Thrombosis 9%
• Limb 9%
• Leg Amputation 9%
• Evacuation 9%
• Artery 9%
• Gunshot Injury 9%
• Blunt Trauma 9%
• Stenosis 9%
• Graft Failure 9%
• Limb Injury 9%
• Soft Tissue Injury 9%
• Graft Patency 9%
• Prosthetic Repair 9%