Vascular reconstruction in limbs associated with resection of XXXX .

@entity1 @entity455 @entity101 @entity39 @entity5 @entity4269 @entity51 @entity292 @entity736
@entity1 with @entity5 in limbs who undergo surgical treatment may present involvement of major vessels. The artery must be reconstructed for limb salvage and the vein may be reconstructed to avoid the onset of @entity101 . The objective of this study was to analyze the results from surgical treatment of @entity5 associated with vascular reconstruction in limbs. A prospective follow-up was made of 17 @entity1 with @entity5 involving major vessels in limbs who underwent vascular reconstruction. Arterial and venous reconstructions were performed in nine @entity1 , arterial reconstruction was performed in six, and venous reconstruction in two @entity1 . The vascular substitutes used were greater saphenous vein (19), expanded @entity736 prosthesis (5), and Dacron prosthesis (2). @entity455 occurred in seven @entity1 : one arterial graft rupture, three venous graft occlusions, and @entity4269 in five @entity1 . The following nonvascular complications occurred in 10 @entity1 : pulmonary metastasis (7), local recurrence (2), @entity51 (2), infection (2), partial @entity39 of the flap (1), and enteric @entity292 (1). Six @entity1 with pulmonary metastasis died. One @entity1 underwent transfemoral amputation. Major vessel reconstruction in limbs associated with resection of @entity5 is a safe procedure. Venous revascularization should be performed using an autologous substitute.
