Sierra-Juárez MÁ, Córdova-Quintal P, Fabián-Mijangos W, Campero-Urcullo A, Zamora-García C

Language: Spanish
References: 6
Page: 78-81
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ABSTRACT

The Parkes Weber syndrome is an overgrowth of a limb related to the presence of multiple arteriovenous fistulas along a limb affected, commonly affects the lower extremities. The case of male patient aged 29 who goes to the vascular surgery service for presenting ulcer on the external face of the right leg which is actively bleeding and dyspnea. Surgical procedure is performed resected proximal fistulas arteriovenous with a femoral bypass graft. For patients with severe complications that compromise the life or limb, can benefit from the partial removal of the lesions, however may result in recurrence; that be more difficult to handle than the initial deformity.

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