Abstract:

INTRODUCTION AND OBJECTIVE: In the symptomatic lower end artery disease, endovascular treatment has been replaced with increasing importance in treatment. Our work is aimed at presenting retrospective data of our center’s percutaneous processing for the last 8 years. Method and Requirements: In the course of July 2011 to December 2018, the initiatives for the lower end arteries in our clinic were backward scaned. Demographic, laboratory and processing data were provided by obtaining from the patient records of unwanted events in the hospital. 541 peripheral artery attempts were scaned. In a total of 374 sub-extreme arteries, 420 vessels containing arteries (n=219), femoropliteal (n=184) and tibial/peroneal (n=17) were included in the endovascular treatment study. The overall success of the process is 97. 1 and the number of transactions and successes were observed significantly increased over the years. The success of the processing in gland and femoroplithic initiatives was above 97% while in tibioperoneal artery initiatives 100% was detected. In the hospital, unwanted deaths were detected 3 (%0.8), amputation 2 (%0.5), major bleeding 2 (%0.5), dialytic need 3 (%0.8) and cerebrovascular event (%0.3). 85% of patients were removed within a day after the treatment. INTRODUCTION and RESULTS: Endovascular treatment in lower end arterial diseases is carried out in increasing numbers over the years. Technical advances and increasing experience enable high success, reasonable complications rates and early mobilization.

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