An Experience of Treatment with VIABAHN for Distal Anastomotic Stenoses of Prosthetic FP Bypass

Abstract

A 74 years-old man performed left prosthetic FP bypass before, presented with the recurrence of intermittent claudication of the left lower extremity. Computed tomography angiogram revealed 75–90% stenosis at the distal anastomosis site which might lead to the graft occlusion. Endovascular repair was performed. GORE VIABAHN was deployed from the prosthetic graft to the popliteal artery with the information of intravascular ultrasound. No complication was observed even after the operation, and the VIABAHNs remain patent for 23 months after the procedure.