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Percutaneous axillary artery access for fenestrated and branched thoracoabdominal endovascular repair
An upper extremity access (UEA) is necessary for complex endovascular aortic repairs, especially for branched and fenestrated endografts to successfully catheterize target vessels with a caudal orientation. The subclavian artery and axillary artery (AxA) have largely been
Fistula salvage
For patients with renal failure renal replacement therapy, better known as dialysis is necessary. Without dialysis the body’s waste products rapidly build up posing a risk of immediate death to the patient. The most critical of these
Clinical studies ask: “Are less expensive ‘biosimilar’ drugs as effective and safe as current drugs?”
Several debilitating diseases caused by disorders in a patient’s immune system – often called ‘immune-mediated diseases’ – have become easier to treat in the last two decades following the discovery of drugs called ‘biologics’. Biologics act on
