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Fig. 7.7c Overview of the vein graft distended with back bleeding.
Fig. 7.7d The graft has been anastomosed to the stump of the ICA in the neck.
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Fig. 7.7e, f Right anteroposterior and lateral angiographic projections con rm excellent feeding of the MCA and ACA
territory through the saphenous vein bypass graft.
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Case 7-8
Diagnosis: Left CCA occlusion
Bypass: Subclavian artery–to–MCA with saphenous
vein graft
Approach: Left pterional and left transverse
supraclavicular
Fig. 7.8a Left anterior oblique arch angiogram shows complete occlusion of the left CCA at its origin.
Fig. 7.8b Right anteroposterior CCA angiogram shows cross fi lling through the ACoA complex of the left MCA territory. The left A1 segment ( arrow ), which must carry the collateral blood fl ow to the left hemisphere, is quite small compared to the normal right side.
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Fig. 7.8c A left pterional craniotomy has been performed and the sylvian fissure has been opened widely. The M2 segment is isolated between temporary aneurysm clips. An arteriotomy performed at the bifurcation provides a wide distal anastomotic site for the saphenous vein graft.
Fig. 7.8d The distal end of the saphenous vein graft is anastomosed to the M2 bifurcation. The temporary clips are removed and the anastomosis is inspected for hemostasis.
Fig. 7.8e Overview of the craniotomy site and supraclavicular incision used to isolate the subclavian artery. The long saphenous vein graft, which has been anastomosed to the MCA, is draped over the fi eld.
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Fig. 7.8f The saphenous vein graft is tunneled subcutaneously from the craniotomy incision to the supraclavicular incision. One end of a 28-French chest tube exits along the upper margin of supraclavicular incision. After the chest tube is positioned, the vein graft can be readily passed through the tube by gentle irrigation. The graft is partially infl ated to eliminate twisting or kinks before the chest tube is removed.
Fig. 7.8g A short segment of the subclavian artery is isolated between vascular clamps and an aortic punch is used to create a suitable proximal anastomotic site for the saphenous vein graft.
Fig. 7.8h Immediately before the anastomosis is begun, the smooth arteriotomy is inspected. The anastomosis is completed with 6–0 Prolene (Ethicon, Somerville, NJ).
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Fig. 7.8i Selective left subclavian artery angiogram obtained the day after surgery confi rms that the proximal anastomosis is widely patent.
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Fig. 7.8j, k Anteroposterior and lateral angiographic views of the cranium from the same injection show the brisk lling
of the distribution of the MCA through the saphenous vein graft.
k
8 IMA–to–Cervical ICA Bypass
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Case 8-1
Diagnosis: Left cervical ICA pseudoaneurysm
Bypass: IMA-to-ICA
Approach: Left anterior cervical
A 70-year-old woman with renal insuffi ciency had undergone a left carotid endarterectomy 5 years earlier. She now presented with swallowing diffi culty and an expanding, pulsatile mass in the left neck.
Fig. 8.1a MR angiogram shows a large pseudoaneurysm arising from the cervical portion of the ICA.
Fig. 8.1b The mass is exposed and all of the branches are identifi ed.
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Fig. 8.1c The aneurysm dome is cut away. The old patch is found within the wall.
Fig. 8.1d The IMA is transected at its highest point before its caliber begins to diminish. The interior is ushed with
heparinized saline.
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Fig. 8.1e The IMA is sewn to the stump of the ICA.
Fig. 8.1f Interrupted sutures are placed at intervals around the circumference of the anastomosis.
Fig. 8.1g The stump of the ICA is oversewn at the bulb.