EFFICACY OF BASILIC VEIN TRANSPOSITION IN THE FOREARM FOR SECONDARY ARTERIOVENOUS FISTULA CREATION.

Vadivelu. P; Jayanth V kumar; N. Sritharan; P. Ilayakumar; B. Velladurachi; M. krishna; I. devarajan; S. Prathap kumar.

doi:10.21474/IJAR01/6611

24 Feb 2018 Vol. 6 (02) pp. 1713-1717 DOI: 10.21474/IJAR01/6611

EFFICACY OF BASILIC VEIN TRANSPOSITION IN THE FOREARM FOR SECONDARY ARTERIOVENOUS FISTULA CREATION.

Vadivelu. P, Jayanth V kumar, N. Sritharan, P. Ilayakumar, B. Velladurachi, M. krishna, I. devarajan, S. Prathap kumar.

Institute of vascular surgery, Rajiv Gandhi Govt General Hospital, Madras medical college, Chennai-600003.

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Abstract

Radiocephalic fistulae remain the first choice access for hemodialysis. The antecubital fossa cephalic vein is recommended as the next site. However, if the both options are failed basilic vein is the next option. We report a series of patients where the forearm basilic vein served as an alternative conduit for fistula creation. Over one year period, 15 patients who had a failed radiocephalic(RC) and brachiocephalic( BC) fistulae underwent a basilic vein transposition in forearm. The immediate results were satisfactory. All fistulae were successfully cannulated. Primary patency was 73.3% at 1 year. No ischemic or infectious complications were noted during the study period. The use of the forearm basilic vein to create a native arteriovenous fistula appears to be a good next option, thus preserving more proximal basilic veins for future use.

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Vadivelu. P, Jayanth V kumar, N. Sritharan, P. Ilayakumar, B. Velladurachi, M. krishna, I. devarajan, S. Prathap kumar. (2018); EFFICACY OF BASILIC VEIN TRANSPOSITION IN THE FOREARM FOR SECONDARY ARTERIOVENOUS FISTULA CREATION., International Journal of Advanced Research (IJAR), 6 (02), 1713-1717, ISSN 2320-5407. DOI: https://doi.org/10.21474/IJAR01/6611

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JAYANTH V KUMAR
Dr. Jayanth V kumar, MBBS;M.S;M.ch(vascular surgery), Assistant professor, Institute of vascular surgery, Rajiv Gandhi Govt General Hospital, Madras medical college, Chennai-600003.

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