Impact of radial artery sacrifice in hand perfusion.

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Published: Feb 12, 2017
DOI: https://doi.org/10.15417/490
Keywords:
flap, radial artery, hand, perfusion.

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Gustavo Alberto Breglia
Equipo de Miembro Superior - Fundacion Medica de Rio Negro y Neuquen.
http://orcid.org/0000-0003-3092-4506
Jose Quiroga
Fundacion Medica de Rio Negro y Neuquen
Néstor Matías Fracalossi
Equipo de Miembro Superior - Fundacion Medica de Río Negro y Neuquen
Andrés Ruben Destaillats
Fundacion Medica de Río Negro y Neuquen

Abstract

BackroundOrthopedists face situations in which the radial artery is sacrificed, either for its use as a donor of vascularized tissue for coverage of soft tissue defects or in situations where the radial artery is injured.ObjectiveThe aim of this study was to determine the morphological and / or functional changes in hand circulation after the radial artery is sacrificed.Material and MethodsA cross-sectional study was conducted based on review of medical records of 41 patients of both sexes who underwent cardiac revascularization surgery in which a radial artery graft was used. Patients were evaluated using two-dimensional and Doppler ultrasound comparing both forearms, index finger pulse oximetry of both hands at rest and after stress, and scintigraphy of both upper limbs at rest and after stress were performed. Statistical evaluation was performed.ResultsOnly two patients (4.8%) had symptoms of hand claudication during intense activities. Comparative assessment of both hands by pulse oximetry and perfusion scintigraphy yielded no statistically significant difference. There was a statistically significant difference in ultrasound measurement of the diameter of both ulnar arteries.ConclusionWe conclude, therefore, that perfusion of the hand after the sacrifice of the radial artery is not compromised.

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Breglia, G. A., Quiroga, J., Fracalossi, N. M., & Destaillats, A. R. (2017). Impact of radial artery sacrifice in hand perfusion. Revista De La Asociación Argentina De Ortopedia Y Traumatología, 82(1), 54-58. https://doi.org/10.15417/490
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Vol 82 No 1 (2017)
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Clinical Research
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Author Biographies

Gustavo Alberto Breglia, Equipo de Miembro Superior - Fundacion Medica de Rio Negro y Neuquen.

Cirujano De Mano de Fundacion Medica de Rio Negro y Neuquen

Jose Quiroga, Fundacion Medica de Rio Negro y Neuquen

Cirujano Cardio Vascular - Fundacion Medica Rio Negro y Neuquen

Néstor Matías Fracalossi, Equipo de Miembro Superior - Fundacion Medica de Río Negro y Neuquen

Cirujano De Mano de Fundacion Medica de Rio Negro y Neuquen

Andrés Ruben Destaillats, Fundacion Medica de Río Negro y Neuquen

Traumatologo Fundacion Medica de Río Negro y Neuquen

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