Unique operation in K+31

Endovascular abdominal aortic aneurysm replacement

In the clinic K+31 on the street Lobachevsky performed the operation "Endovascular endoprosthesis replacement of the abdominal aortic aneurysm." It was conducted by Roman Sergeyevich Polyakov, MD, PhD, an endovascular surgeon at K+31 Clinic.

Roman Sergeevich - Researcher, FSBI RSCH RAMS, Associate Professor, Department of SBEE DPO RMAPO of the Ministry of Health of Russia, Member of the Russian Scientific Society for X-ray Endovascular Diagnosis and Treatment.

Aneurysm can develop completely without symptoms, but sometimes patients report pain in the abdominal cavity, back, or chest area. Most often, it is diagnosed during annual examinations using ultrasound of the abdominal cavity or computed tomography (CT).

Aneurysm rupture is one of the most dangerous complications of abdominal aortic aneurysm, in which mortality reaches 70%. If earlier “open surgery” was the only way to treat aneurysms of this aortic section, now the intravascular technique is used, without significant trauma and abdominal wall incisions - “endoprosthetics”.

Features:

• Less traumatic surgery — performed through a 2 cm incision on the thigh.
• The risk of complications is greatly reduced.
• Fast recovery - as the operation takes place under local anesthesia, with a shorter duration.
• Without prolonged rehabilitation - due to minimal trauma.