Thoracoabdominal Aneurysms
This renal artery anatomy limits options for commercially-available fenestrated endografts
This fluoroscopic view is essentially in visualizing the superior mesenteric artery
Lateral
This nerve can be injured during fasciotomy of the anterior compartment of the lower extremity
Deep peroneal nerve
Endograft oversizing in TEVAR for TBAD greater than 10% is most responsible for this perioperative complication
Retrograde type A dissection
Buttock claudication following internal iliac artery embolization for EVAR typically resolves after this time period
6 months
This comorbidity is most strongly associated with an increased risk of postoperative spinal cord ischemia after either open or endovascular repair?
Chronic Kidney Disease
This hybrid technique can be used to cross stubborn, heavily calcified SMA orificial lesions
Retrograde open mesenteric stenting (ROMS)
This structure is divided during tunneling from below knee popliteal artery to anterior tibial artery bypass
Interosseus membrane
This endovascular adjunct to TEVAR aids to increase true lumen perfusion in the visceral aorta
PETTICOAT
Pts with renovascular hypertension and affected kidney smaller than this are less likely to improve after intervention
8 cm in length
Solid organ embolization during FEVAR/BEVAR is most commonly associated with this imaging finding
Aortic wall thrombus
This modality provides the most complete evaluation of the anatomic characteristics of the mesenteric vessels?
CT Angiography
Retroperitoneal hemorrhage
This technique forces immediate relamination of the true lumen during TEVAR for complicated TBAD
STABILISE
This modality is particularly helpful for sizing during TEVAR for blunt thoracic aortic injury
Intravascular Ultrasound (IVUS)
Patient awakes from extensive endovascular thoracoabdominal repair with paresthesias and decreased motor function of the lower extremities. Next step in management includes
CSF drainage
In open bifurcated aortomesenteric bypass, care should be taken to avoid injury to this organ during tunneling
Pancreas
This technique is believed to prevent autogenous vein graft ischemia when performing lower extremity bypass
In-Situ
56 year old man presents to the emergency department with chest and back pain. His blood pressure is 220/100, and on exam, he has a nonpalpable right femoral pulse. Next step in management is ____
This physical exam maneuver is commonly used in the assessment of a patient with neurogenic thoracic outlet syndrome
Adson's and elevated arm stress testing
This thoracoabdominal aneurysm carries the highest risk of SCI
Crawford Extent II
Superior mesenteric artery aneurysms are most commonly the result of _______
infectious causes
Aortobifemoral bypass should be considered using this proximal configuration in the setting of external iliac occlusions
END to SIDE
Chronic pressurization of the false lumen may be treated with this "sweet" off-label endovascular procedure
Candy Plug
This open surgical procedure has been described to treat significant lower extremity venous congestive disease due to ipsilateral iliac vein occlusion