1.Non-anastomotic False Aneurysm after the Replacement Using a Double Velour Knitted Dacron Graft: A Case Report.
Daisuke Yoshinari ; Susumu Ishikawa ; Akio Otaki ; Yasushi Sato ; Tetsuya Koyano ; Toshiharu Yamagishi ; Hajime Oki ; Takashi Ogino ; Yasuo Morishita
Japanese Journal of Cardiovascular Surgery 1998;27(2):107-110
A non-anastomotic false aneurysm occurred in a 77-year-old male 11 years after bypass grafting between the left external iliac artery and the right femoral artery using a Cooley double velour knitted Dacron graft. The false aneurysm was caused by rupture of an artificial graft. A partial resection of the graft and its replacement using a Hemashield® graft were successfully performed. It was speculated that the mechanical stress by the inguinal band degenerated graft fibers and developed aneurysmal formation.
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