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Tiesenhausen, K; Amann, W; Koch, G; Kern, M; Scholz, R.
Arterial complications caused by using an axillary crutch
Z ORTHOP GRENZGEB. 2001; 138(6): 544-546.
Doi: 10.1055%2Fs-2000-9599
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Tiesenhausen Kurt
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- BACKGROUND: Of all upper extremity emboli, up to twenty percent arise from an arterial, not a cardiac source. METHOD: We report about a patient with recurrent embolism, caused by an axillary crutch-induced aneurysm of the axillary artery. RESULT: After revascularisation by embolectomy and axillo-brachial vein graft bypass, the patient was free of symptoms. CONCLUSION: Angiography and duplex scanning were necessary for the correct diagnosis.
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Aged -
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Amputees -
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Aneurysm, False - radiography
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Angiography - radiography
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Arm - blood supply
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Axillary Artery - injuries
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Brachial Artery - injuries
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Crutches - adverse effects
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Embolism - radiography
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Humans - radiography
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Ischemia - radiography
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Male - radiography
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Pressure - radiography
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Recurrence - radiography
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Wounds, Nonpenetrating - radiography
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axillary crutch
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embolism
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arterial obstruction
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aneurysm