VASCULAR ACCES for HEMODIALYSIS ARTERIO-VENOUS FISTULAS at all levels including UN-PARALLELED TECHNIQUES.

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VASCULAR ACCES for HEMODIALYSIS ARTERIO-VENOUS FISTULAS at all levels including UN-PARALLELED TECHNIQUES

RADIAL ARTERY-TO-CEPHALIC VEIN FISTULA IN THE ANATOMIC SNUFFBOX ANGIOACCESS SURGERY

ARTERIO-VENOUS PROSTHETIC GRAFT FISTULA – FOR DIALYSIS BRACHIAL ARTERY AXILLARY VEIN PTFE graft The subcutaneous tract of the graft

ANGIOACCESS SURGERY REDO OPERATIONS for FISTULA or GRAFT FAILURE, in patients with POOR VASCULAR RESOURCES

BRACHIAL ARTERY – to – SUPERIOR VENA CAVA PFTE GRAFT PTFE GRAFT BRACHIAL ARTERY BRACHIAL ARTERY SUPERIOR VENA CAVA RIGHT ATRIUM HUMERUS