Traumatic arterial injury with arterio-venous fistula & false     aneurysm: 5 case reports

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Korean J Thorac Cardiovasc Surg 1968; 1(1): 75-80

Published online December 1, 1968

Traumatic arterial injury with arterio-venous fistula & false aneurysm: 5 case reports

문한배,유영선,강중원

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This is a case report of traumatic arterial injuries with false aneurysm & arterio-venous fistula treated surgically at National Medical Center. 3 cases were A-V fistula and 2 cases only false aneurysm. Physiological disturbance were produced by only arteriovenous fistula; In one case ulceration of mid. 1/3 tibia due to diminished arterial flow and in 2 cases left ventricular hypertrophy, in which cases Bramhan`s sign were positive. Removing out the fistulous lesions and aneurysm, all of the arterial continuities has been reconstructed by means of end to end anastomosis, Dacron graft and vein graft, veins were managed by ligations of both ends in two cases and end to end anostomosis in one case. Immediate post operative results were good, and two cases were followed for 10 months.[KTCS 1968;1:75-80]