Abstract
Objectives : to study types of lesions of the aortic arch branches of patients with concomitant lesions of the
aortic arch branches, the terminal part of the abdominal aorta and lower limb arteries.
Material and methods . In article analyzed lesion angiosemiotics of the 181 patients with concomitant
atherosclerotic lesions of aortic arch branches, terminal part of abdominal aortae and lower limb arteries
operated in 2000–2015 years. Due to analyses of the lesions was recommended new classification of lesion
types of the aortic arch branches. Lower limb arteries lesions classified by the TASC II.
Results . The analysis of angiosemiotics of aortic arch branches shows, four types of lesions that influences to
choice of surgical tactics; I type – only stenoses in carotid and vertebral-subclavian segment; II – type –
stenoses in carotid and occlusion vertebral – subclavian segment; III type – occlusion in carotid and stenosis
in vertebral-subclavian segment; IV type – occlusion in the carotid and vertebral-subclavian segment.
Conclusion . Analysis of the results of our study shows, that recommendate classification well reflects the
degree of severity of aortic arch branches lesions and usably to choice of surgical tactics.
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About the authors
Sobirov Zhasur Gaybillaevich, Senior Research Associate;
Bakhritdinov Fazlitdin Shamsitdinovich, MD, PhD, DSc, Professor, Chief of Department
