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Since April 1975 we used 50 bovine arterial heterografts for reconstructive surgery after chronic arterial occlusions or for the production of AV-shunts needed for chronic dialysis. In none of the cases incompatibility was seen. The early results (with a follow-up period of 6-10 months) after femoro-popliteal bypass were excellent, as far as a good peripheral run off was present. Several shunts (n = 7) containing 2-3 transplants, are still functioning 3-10 months after implantation. At present, we use bovine transplants in reconstructive vessel surgery when a thrombendarterectomy or the connection of venous grafts is impossible or when the operative procedure should be kept short in high-risk patients. To produce AV-shunts in patients with renal insufficiency we prefer this type of grafts when all conventional techniques were already used.
J Mulch, and
P Walter, and
W Flameng, and
F W Hehrlein
July 1975,
Archiv fur orthopadische und Unfall-Chirurgie,
J Mulch, and
P Walter, and
W Flameng, and
F W Hehrlein
July 1977,
Deutsche medizinische Wochenschrift (1946),
J Mulch, and
P Walter, and
W Flameng, and
F W Hehrlein
May 1980,
Journal de chirurgie,
J Mulch, and
P Walter, and
W Flameng, and
F W Hehrlein
December 1960,
Archives of surgery (Chicago, Ill. : 1960),
J Mulch, and
P Walter, and
W Flameng, and
F W Hehrlein
January 1974,
Bericht uber die Zusammenkunft. Deutsche Ophthalmologische Gesellschaft,
J Mulch, and
P Walter, and
W Flameng, and
F W Hehrlein
May 1982,
Ceskoslovenska oftalmologie,
J Mulch, and
P Walter, and
W Flameng, and
F W Hehrlein
November 1975,
Schweizerische Rundschau fur Medizin Praxis = Revue suisse de medecine Praxis,
J Mulch, and
P Walter, and
W Flameng, and
F W Hehrlein
October 1978,
Klinika oczna,
J Mulch, and
P Walter, and
W Flameng, and
F W Hehrlein
January 1980,
Magyar traumatologia, orthopaedia es helyreallito sebeszet,
J Mulch, and
P Walter, and
W Flameng, and
F W Hehrlein
August 1977,
Die Rehabilitation,
