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Lower Limb Salvage, successful Aorta bifemoral bypass via left retroperitoneal approach combined with regional anaesthesia.
54 years old male, Over last 2 – 3 weeks he developed on his left foot change in his temperature coolness, rest pain and blue discolouration on his left 5th toe, was admitted from A&E without evidence of bilateral femoral pulses.
Lower limb salvage after failed Angioplasty, a Successful Femoral to Peroneal Bypass via a lateral approach with partial fibula resection.
54 years old, male, Ex-smoker, Type II Diabetes, CKD stage 3, CVA stroke disease, Hypertension, previous left trans-metatarsal amputation. Surgical Technique: With initial failed percutaneous angioplasty, distal peroneal artery as target arterial path (TAP) with a diameter of 2.68 mm and arterial duplex scan dorsal pedal and plantar artery