Indications | Limitations | Alternatives | ||
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Leriche syndrome; | and | Necessary to establish ananatomical bypass, but not suitable for the axillofemoral bypass or femorofemoral bypass; | The subclavian artery to the distal axillary artery must be free from definite stenosis or occlusion; | The more proximal inflow, such as the proximal segment axillary artery, the subclavian artery, or the aorta. |
Abdominal aortic aneurysms; | ||||
Abdominal aortic graft infection; | ||||
Axillofemoral bypass or femorofemoral bypass failure | The profunda artery is well compensated, as determined by symptoms, signs, or ABI; | Establish other outflow, such as reestablished superficial femoral artery, additional femoral popliteal bypass or axillopopliteal bypass. |