Four rare operations are successfully performed at CKUK

For the first time in Kosovo, the Kosovo University Clinic of Vascular Surgery, with full success, four operations have been performed (Bypas axilo-bifemoralis).

As the QKUK reports through a media communique, this blood flow is related to the seizure of axilaris arterial (undersea arterial artery) and the sending of it into the vertical direction to the femoral artery, (right foot artery), and then the other bridge to transversal, from the blood flow to the right foot at the left foot artery, with the help of an artificial tub of the vassscular tub (incial vasssus of the PTF, and 80mm length).

First case, it's patient I. S, 67, who had the abdominal aorta (the human body's main artery), on the level of separation of renal arteries (the kidney arteries) from the abdominal aorta. In addition, the second patient, M.M., 74 was confined to two superficial femoral arteries that feed his feet on blood. Moreover, there were ostental stenos (insulting at the entrance) of two promortal arteries.

The patient, M.R., 80, had abdominal aortics closed and limited in kidney arteries. There was an extension of the chest aorta, the closing of two superficial femoral arteries that feed their feet on blood.

Meanwhile, the fourth patient, the patient S.R., 81, had the abdominal aortacle under his kidneys, narrowed in his kidney arteries. Rather, it also had an average extension of the thorax, the closing of the superficial left - left femoral artery. There was a narrowness in the entrance of both pro-final arteries and a generalised atherosclerosis of all arteries.

All patients after surgery have been tested, where surgery was found to be fully successful, and patients on average after 5 days of hospitalisation have been released home, in a general and good local state of”, noted in the communique.