Replacement of the Left Common Iliac Vein with a Custom-Made Bovine Pericardium Tubular Graft

AUTOR(ES)

Del Campo, Carlos

RESUMO

To date, venous reconstruction has not been as successful as arterial reconstruction. Prosthetic materials used as venous substitutes produce much lower patency rates with a higher incidence of early thrombosis than those used as arterial substitutes.

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