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Gordon K. Stokes, MD April 28,2018 Open Surgery Will Always Have a Role in Complex Aortic Repair

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  • Gordon K. Stokes, MD

    April 28,2018

    Open Surgery Will Always

    Have a Role in Complex Aortic Repair

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    Ebers Papyrus, 2000 BC

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    Antyllus The True Father of Vascular Surgery

    Antyllus method

    proximal and distal ligation

    central incision of aneurysm

    Thrombus evacuation

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    Sir Astley Cooper 1817

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    Sir Astley Cooper 1817

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    Aneurysm Treatment Fails

    Moore 1864 at Middlesex Hospital wired an aneurysm with 26 yards of coils

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    Aneurysm Treatment Fails

    Carrodi 1879 in Pavia attached the wires to a battery to induce thrombosis

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    Rudolph Matas 1923

    First successful Aortic ligation

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    Endoaneuryrsmorraphy

    Obliterative

    Restorative

    Reconstructive

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    Rudolph Nissen, M.D. 1948

    Aortic Aneurysm wrapped with polyethene cellophane,1949

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    Charles Dubost 1951

    First successful homograft replacement of Aortic Aneurysm

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    Southern Surgical Association Meeting 1952

    Blakemore in New York

    rubber band wrapped polythene film insertion of wire then

    100 volts of electric current

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    Southern Surgical Association Meeting 1952

    Blakemore in New York

    rubber band wrapped polythene film insertion of wire then

    100 volts of electric current

    DeBakey

    Two successful Homograft cases

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    Michael DeBakey, M.D.

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    Oscar Creech, Jr., M.D.

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    Juan Parody 1990

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    Jean Panneton, M.D.

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    Jean Panneton, M.D.

    “EVAR is a failed experiment”

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    Jean Panneton, M.D.

    “EVAR has the most failure modes of all procedures.”

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    Modes of EVAR Failure

    • Endoleak

    • Endotension with no demonstrable leak

    • Sac growth

    • Migration

    • Neck dilatation

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    Modes of EVAR Failure, continued

    • Graft limb Occlusion

    • Infection

    • Stent Fracture

    • Renal Artery Occlusion

    • Pelvic Ischemia

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    Endoleaks

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    Multiple sites for Endoleaks

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    Rao et. al., JVS 2015

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    Conclusions

    FEVAR

    Higher rate of progression to renal impairment

    Greater rate of secondary interventions

    Lower long term survival

    Rao et. al., JVS 2015

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    Conclusion

    Rao et. al., JVS 2015

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    Schermerhorn et. At., NEJM, 2015

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    Schermerhorn et. At., NEJM, 2015

    Endovascular Open

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    What is Success?

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    Definition of Success

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    What is Success?

    • Safe

    • Effective

    • Durable

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    Success

    • Safe

    • Effective

    • Durable

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    “The good physician treats the disease: the great

    physician treats the patient who has the disease.”

    Sir William Osler