Dynamics of transcutaneous oxygen tension at the operations on the aorto-femoral segment distal of the level of aortic compression

Estimation of transcutaneous partial pressure of oxygen is the main noninvasive method of evaluation and study microhaemodynamics and tissue blood supply. Aim of the research: to study the dynamics of transcutaneous partial pressure of oxygen at surgery of aortofemoral segment performed more distall...

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Auteurs principaux:	A. M. Putintsev, V. V. Voroshilin, V. A. Lutsenko, V. N. Sergeyev, V. I. Rudayev
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Publié:	Scientific Сentre for Family Health and Human Reproduction Problems 2015
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spelling	oai:doaj.org-article:3e3dc9c8f04040d7a0dc55a68191ff662021-11-23T06:14:31ZDynamics of transcutaneous oxygen tension at the operations on the aorto-femoral segment distal of the level of aortic compression2541-94202587-9596https://doaj.org/article/3e3dc9c8f04040d7a0dc55a68191ff662015-02-01T00:00:00Zhttps://www.actabiomedica.ru/jour/article/view/9https://doaj.org/toc/2541-9420https://doaj.org/toc/2587-9596Estimation of transcutaneous partial pressure of oxygen is the main noninvasive method of evaluation and study microhaemodynamics and tissue blood supply. Aim of the research: to study the dynamics of transcutaneous partial pressure of oxygen at surgery of aortofemoral segment performed more distally of aortic compression. Material and methods: the survey included 49 patients with arterial sclerotic disease of aortofemoral segment with comorbid Ilb-IV stage chronic lower limb ischemia according to Pokrovsky-Fountain classification, and with II-III stage chronic infrarenal abdominal aortic aneurysm according to Pokrovsky classification. The patients' age was 52-76y.o. For the assessment of peripheral microhaemodynamics we used the technique of estimation of transcutaneous partial pressure of oxygen (ТсРО2) with application of multichannel monitor of Radiometer TCM-400 system. The suggested method offers the possibility to evaluate the severity degree of microcirculatory disorders in lower limbs and to assess effectiveness of revascularization process.A. M. PutintsevV. V. VoroshilinV. A. LutsenkoV. N. SergeyevV. I. RudayevScientific Сentre for Family Health and Human Reproduction Problemsarticleaortaoxygen tensionScienceQRUActa Biomedica Scientifica, Vol 0, Iss 1, Pp 44-47 (2015)
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spellingShingle	aorta oxygen tension Science Q A. M. Putintsev V. V. Voroshilin V. A. Lutsenko V. N. Sergeyev V. I. Rudayev Dynamics of transcutaneous oxygen tension at the operations on the aorto-femoral segment distal of the level of aortic compression
description	Estimation of transcutaneous partial pressure of oxygen is the main noninvasive method of evaluation and study microhaemodynamics and tissue blood supply. Aim of the research: to study the dynamics of transcutaneous partial pressure of oxygen at surgery of aortofemoral segment performed more distally of aortic compression. Material and methods: the survey included 49 patients with arterial sclerotic disease of aortofemoral segment with comorbid Ilb-IV stage chronic lower limb ischemia according to Pokrovsky-Fountain classification, and with II-III stage chronic infrarenal abdominal aortic aneurysm according to Pokrovsky classification. The patients' age was 52-76y.o. For the assessment of peripheral microhaemodynamics we used the technique of estimation of transcutaneous partial pressure of oxygen (ТсРО2) with application of multichannel monitor of Radiometer TCM-400 system. The suggested method offers the possibility to evaluate the severity degree of microcirculatory disorders in lower limbs and to assess effectiveness of revascularization process.
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author	A. M. Putintsev V. V. Voroshilin V. A. Lutsenko V. N. Sergeyev V. I. Rudayev
author_facet	A. M. Putintsev V. V. Voroshilin V. A. Lutsenko V. N. Sergeyev V. I. Rudayev
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title	Dynamics of transcutaneous oxygen tension at the operations on the aorto-femoral segment distal of the level of aortic compression
title_short	Dynamics of transcutaneous oxygen tension at the operations on the aorto-femoral segment distal of the level of aortic compression
title_full	Dynamics of transcutaneous oxygen tension at the operations on the aorto-femoral segment distal of the level of aortic compression
title_fullStr	Dynamics of transcutaneous oxygen tension at the operations on the aorto-femoral segment distal of the level of aortic compression
title_full_unstemmed	Dynamics of transcutaneous oxygen tension at the operations on the aorto-femoral segment distal of the level of aortic compression
title_sort	dynamics of transcutaneous oxygen tension at the operations on the aorto-femoral segment distal of the level of aortic compression
publisher	Scientific Сentre for Family Health and Human Reproduction Problems
publishDate	2015
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Dynamics of transcutaneous oxygen tension at the operations on the aorto-femoral segment distal of the level of aortic compression

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