The 1-year primary and secondary patency rates in this patient population, based on color-flow duplex ultrasound findings, were 91 and 95% in the iliac arteries. In the iliac group, the mean ABIs ...

uplex ultrasound data available; in 107 (76.4%) of those patients, preoperative and postoperative CTAs were compared, the researchers wrote. Sac regression of the AAA or common iliac artery ...

Each common iliac artery then splits into the internal and external iliac ... and inexpensive screening test for any leg artery narrowing is comparing the blood pressure using Doppler ultrasound that ...

Embolization of the internal iliac artery with a vascular plug during ... Patients underwent CT and/or ultrasound imaging 1 month after treatment, then annually. Mean follow-up was 19.8 months.

Most often, they were being treated in the common iliac artery (58.9%), with 16.5% of lesions being total occlusions and 25.6% heavily calcified. At 12 months, the incidence of binary restenosis on ...

Depending on the type of thrombosis in question, healthcare professionals may also use ultrasound ... which the left iliac vein narrows due to pressure from the right iliac artery.

The iliac arteries carry blood to lower parts of the body and to ... an aneurysm is found during a medical test such as a CT scan or ultrasound. Over time, vascular disease, injury or a hereditary ...

This condition involves your right iliac artery, which carries blood to your right leg, and the left iliac vein, which brings blood out of your left leg toward your heart. In May-Thurner syndrome ...