Aggressive Resection of Malignant Paraaortic and Pelvic Tumors Accompanied by Arterial Reconstruction with Synthetic Arterial Graft

Ryotaro Tani; Tomohide Hori; Hidekazu Yamamoto; Hideki Harada; Michihiro Yamamoto; Masahiro Yamada; Takefumi Yazawa; Ben Sasaki; Masaki Tani; Asahi Sato; Hikotaro Katsura; Yasuyuki Kamada; Ryuhei Aoyama; Yudai Sasaki; Masazumi Zaima

doi:10.12659/AJCR.931569

01 May 2021 : Case report Japan

Aggressive Resection of Malignant Paraaortic and Pelvic Tumors Accompanied by Arterial Reconstruction with Synthetic Arterial Graft

Unusual setting of medical care

Ryotaro Tani^1BDF, Tomohide Hori^1ABCDEF*, Hidekazu Yamamoto^1DF, Hideki Harada^1DF, Michihiro Yamamoto^1DF, Masahiro Yamada^1DF, Takefumi Yazawa^1DF, Ben Sasaki^1DF, Masaki Tani^1DF, Asahi Sato^1DF, Hikotaro Katsura^1DF, Yasuyuki Kamada^1DF, Ryuhei Aoyama^1DF, Yudai Sasaki^1DF, Masazumi Zaima^1ADF

DOI: 10.12659/AJCR.931569

Am J Case Rep 2021; 22:e931569

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Figure 4. Graphical and surgical curability as institutional indication of aggressive resection of PPT. (A, B) Actual findings of dynamic computed tomography before aggressive resection of PPTs (yellow arrows, A) and at 10 days after surgery (B) are shown. Graphical and surgical curability was obtained (Case 4). (C, D) Actual findings of 18F-fluorodeoxyglucose positron emission tomography before aggressive resection of PPT (red arrow, C) and at 1 year after surgery (B) are shown. Graphical and surgical curability was obtained (Case 7). IVC – inferior vena cava; PPT – paraaortic and/or pelvic tumor; SAG – synthetic arterial graft.

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Aggressive Resection of Malignant Paraaortic and Pelvic Tumors Accompanied by Arterial Reconstruction with Synthetic Arterial Graft

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