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摘要
我们提出一种血管内治疗创伤后动脉胸廓出口综合征的方法。病例报告一名64岁女性,左锁骨骨折后,上肢无脉跛行,影响日常活动。磁共振血管造影显示锁骨下远端动脉狭窄。拆除锁骨固定后,通过部署6 × 50 mm Viabahn假体重新打开狭窄节段,远端脉冲重建,症状完全缓解。锁骨下动脉损伤是公认的锁骨骨折或其治疗的后遗症。在术中动脉破裂的情况下,使用支架搭桥提供了一种安全方便的选择,排除了手术搭桥的需要。
Arterial Thoracic Outlet Syndrome Following Clavicular Fracture Managed by Endobypass Using a Heparin-bonded Endoprosthesis
Introduction
We present an endovascular solution for post-traumatic arterial thoracic outlet syndrome.
Case report
A 64-year-old female presented with a pulseless claudicating upper limb affecting her daily activities, following a left clavicular fracture. Magnetic resonance angiography revealed distal subclavian artery stenoses. Following removal of clavicular fixation, the stenosed segment was re-opened by deployment of a 6 × 50 mm Viabahn endoprosthesis with distal pulse re-establishment and complete symptomatic resolution.
Discussion
Subclavian artery injury is a recognised sequel of clavicular fracture or treatment thereof. Endobypass using a stent-graft provides a safe and convenient option precluding the need for surgical bypass with additional protection in case of intra-procedural arterial rupture.