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12 homologous umbilical cord veins prepared according to the method of MINDICH from February to November 1978 were used as either femoro-femoral or femoro-popliteal bypass. 6 of the 12 implanted umbilical veins after an average of 4 months were still open and showed good results, whereas 4 were blocked by thrombosis due to bad outflow conditions or dissection. On two implants that had had to be removed, histological examinations were used, and these showed a destruction of the graft's wall. In contrast to the advantages of their problem-free availability and good technical suitability stands the destruction of these grafts observed by us and hence the questionable nature of tenacity in the receiver. Further experiences of longer duration dealing with this interesting subject of vascular substitute are needed.
A Huber, and
K Oehy, and
B Zürcher, and
B Vogt
January 1976,
Transactions - American Society for Artificial Internal Organs,
A Huber, and
K Oehy, and
B Zürcher, and
B Vogt
December 1976,
Helvetica chirurgica acta,
A Huber, and
K Oehy, and
B Zürcher, and
B Vogt
December 1965,
Journal of the Indian Medical Association,
A Huber, and
K Oehy, and
B Zürcher, and
B Vogt
August 1980,
The Thoracic and cardiovascular surgeon,
A Huber, and
K Oehy, and
B Zürcher, and
B Vogt
August 1980,
Khirurgiia,
A Huber, and
K Oehy, and
B Zürcher, and
B Vogt
May 1984,
Khirurgiia,
A Huber, and
K Oehy, and
B Zürcher, and
B Vogt
August 1980,
Angiology,
A Huber, and
K Oehy, and
B Zürcher, and
B Vogt
May 1972,
Wiener klinische Wochenschrift,
A Huber, and
K Oehy, and
B Zürcher, and
B Vogt
August 1989,
Cytotechnology,
A Huber, and
K Oehy, and
B Zürcher, and
B Vogt
August 1973,
Lakartidningen,
