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aynersum in the arotic artery
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my dad has a year to live due to an aynerisum in the arotic artery his legs are calcified so a by pass is not possible could laser therapy un block these legs?
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Laser treatment for peripheral vascular disease is very new and is only done in selected centres. In answer to your question "do I know anything about it" the answer is NO.
Google Laser Atherectony for information.
In you father's case. I would guess that he has an abdominal aortic aneurysm and of course a bypass aorto- femoral graft would be...
In you father's case. I would guess that he has an abdominal aortic aneurysm and of course a bypass aorto-
08:33 Sun 09th May 2010
Laser treatment for peripheral vascular disease is very new and is only done in selected centres. In answer to your question "do I know anything about it" the answer is NO.
Google Laser Atherectony for information.
In you father's case. I would guess that he has an abdominal aortic aneurysm and of course a bypass aorto-femoral graft would be desirable....BUT the femoral part ( blood vessels of the leg) is crap......which means the operation would be a waste of time.
I suppose if Laser Atherectomy could improve the blood vessels in his leg, then they possibly could give the aorto-femoral graft a shot.........but it "don't look too good"
Google Laser Atherectony for information.
In you father's case. I would guess that he has an abdominal aortic aneurysm and of course a bypass aorto-femoral graft would be desirable....BUT the femoral part ( blood vessels of the leg) is crap......which means the operation would be a waste of time.
I suppose if Laser Atherectomy could improve the blood vessels in his leg, then they possibly could give the aorto-femoral graft a shot.........but it "don't look too good"
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