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Pre-operative mapping

• assess suitability of veins or arteries for:


- in-situ femoral -distal bypass grafts -- saphenous vein


• reversed femoro-popliteal bypass grafts -saphenous vein (cephalic and basilic veins)


• coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) -radial artery


• endoscopic perforator ligation


• venous closure procedures

Possible vessels for harvest

• greater saphenous vein


• lesser saphenous vein


• cephalic vein


• basilica vein


• radial artery

GSV

• 10-13 valves (10-12 on exam)


• Begins at medial malleolus


Ends at CFV


• 35% have bifid systems in thigh


• Branch of GSV communicates with glacimini v in the thigh

LSV

• posterior aspect of calf


• drains into popliteal vein


• communicates with GSV


• "stocking seam vein"

Vein size

• vein diameter will expand by 1.5 - 2 times when arterialized


• vein diameters of >/= 2.5 mm have higher patency rates


• veins < 2.5 mm have high failure rates

Pre-operative mapping for suitability

• patient position: reverse trendelenberg or upper body elevated


• transducer: 7.5-10 MHz linear

Other vessels for bypass

• axillary vein


• basilic vein


• cephalic vein


• median cubital vein

Scanning perforators

• patient sitting, leg dependent


• patient standing


• scan fascia for "holes"

Perforators

• disruption of facial plane by vein


• vein coursing deep and connecting to deep system


• perforators tend to be tortuous


• skin depression can often be palpated over incompetent perforators

Radial artery harvest

• May be harvested for use as a coronary artery bypass graft


---- Advantages:


- appropriate caliber


- thicker wall (less hyperplasia)


- better availability

Pre-operative assessment

• bilateral arm pressures


- 20 mmHg gradient is significant


- full digital evacuation using PVR with PPG


- Allen test for palmar arch patency


- duplex scan of radial artery