Neurologic complications of reoperative and emergent abdominal aortic reconstruction

Keyphrases

• Neurological Complications 100%
• Reoperative 100%
• Abdominal Aortic 100%
• Aortic Reconstruction 100%
• Spinal Cord 60%
• Neurologic Deficit 60%
• Paraplegia 40%
• Nerve Root 40%
• Aortobifemoral Graft 40%
• Lumbosacral Plexus 40%
• Postoperative Day 20%
• Kidney 20%
• After Surgery 20%
• Autopsy 20%
• Electromyography 20%
• Lower Extremity 20%
• Bowel 20%
• Bowel Dysfunction 20%
• Patchy 20%
• Ischemic Injury 20%
• Common Femoral Artery 20%
• Retrograde Perfusion 20%
• Collateral Flow 20%
• Surgical Reconstruction 20%
• Internal Iliac Artery 20%
• Should Be Given 20%
• Cauda Equina 20%
• Embolism 20%
• Sensory Deficit 20%
• Spinal Nerve 20%
• Internal Iliac 20%
• Paraparesis 20%
• Graft Revision 20%
• Extra-anatomic Bypass 20%
• Common Iliac Artery Aneurysm 20%
• Artery Reconstruction 20%
• Primary Graft Failure 20%
• Aneurysm Repair 20%
• Bladder Dysfunction 20%
• Graft Excision 20%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Neurological Complication 100%
• Aortofemoral Bypass 100%
• Descending Aortic Surgery 100%
• Spinal Cord 100%
• Paraplegia 100%
• Nerve Root 66%
• Lumbosacral Plexus 66%
• Infection 33%
• Physical Examination 33%
• Reconstructive Surgery 33%
• Graft Failure 33%
• Aneurysm 33%
• Bladder Dysfunction 33%
• Ischemic Injury 33%
• Femoral Artery 33%
• Electromyography 33%
• Collateral Circulation 33%
• Internal Iliac Artery 33%
• Artery Reconstruction 33%
• Cauda equina 33%
• Iliac Artery Aneurysm 33%
• Spinal Nerve 33%
• Embolism 33%