Volume 76, Issue 6, 2022-12-1, Pages A3-1762
Articles in this issue:
1. Editorial Board
- Pages A3-A3.
2. Table of Contents
- Pages A5-A13.
3. Information for Readers
- Pages A15-A15.
4. Events of Interest
- Pages A16-A16.
5. Type B aortic dissections—making the case for “practical” clinical practice guidelines
- Pages 1429-1431. Lombardi, Joseph V., MD, MBA.
6. Updated research priorities of the Society for Vascular Surgery
- Pages 1432-1439.e2. Tzeng, Edith, MD, Corriere, Matthew, MD, Henke, Peter, MD, Schanzer, Andres, MD, Beck, Adam, MD, Shalhub, Sherene, MD, Brewster, Luke, MD, PhD, Curci, John, MD, Wang, Grace, MD, Rubin, Brian, MD, Eagleton, Matthew, MD, Gallagher, Katherine, MD, Upchurch, Gilbert, MD, and Guzman, Raul J., MD.
7. Applicability of endovascular branched and fenestrated aortic arch repair devices to treat residual type A dissection after ascending replacement
- Pages 1440-1448. Hauck, Sven R., MD, Kern, Maximilian, MD, Dachs, Theresa-Marie, MD, Haider, Lukas, MD, Stelzmüller, Marie-Elisabeth, MD, Ehrlich, Marek, MD, Loewe, Christian, MD, and Funovics, Martin A., MD.
8. Surgical and endovascular treatment of late postcoarctation repair aortic aneurysms: Results from an international multicenter study
- Pages 1449-1457.e4. Melissano, Germano, MD, Canaud, Ludovic, MD, Pacini, Davide, MD, Bilman, Victor, MD, Erben, Young, MD, Oo, Aung Ye, MD, Riambau, Vicente, MD, Pedro, Luís Mendes, MD, Oderich, Gustavo S., MD, Estrera, Anthony L., MD, Velayudhan, Bashi, MD, Tsilimparis, Nikolaos, MD, Black, James H., MD, Verzini, Fabio, MD, Azizzadeh, Ali, MD, and Czerny, Martin, MD.
9. Outcomes of thoracic endovascular aortic repair for uncomplicated type B dissections based on chronicity
- Pages 1458-1465. Gupta, Jaideep Das, MD, Naazie, Isaac N., MD, MPH, Zarrintan, Sina, MD, Beck, Adam W., MD, Magee, Gregory A., MD, and Malas, Mahmoud B., MD, MHS.
10. Progressive aortic enlargement in medically managed acute type B aortic dissections with visceral aortic involvement
- Pages 1466-1476.e1. Blakeslee-Carter, Juliet, MD, Pearce, Benjamin J., MD, Sutzko, Danielle C., MD, Spangler, Emily, MD, Passman, Marc, MD, and Beck, Adam W., MD.
11. Beta-blocker use after thoracic endovascular aortic repair in patients with type B aortic dissection is associated with improved early aortic remodeling
- Pages 1477-1485.e2. Chang, Heepeel, MD, Rockman, Caron B., MD, Ramkhelawon, Bhama, PhD, Maldonado, Thomas S., MD, Cayne, Neal S., MD, Veith, Frank J., MD, Jacobowitz, Glenn R., MD, Patel, Virendra I., MD, MPH, Laskowski, Igor, MD, PhD, and Garg, Karan, MD.
12. Transposition of anomalous left vertebral to carotid artery during the management of thoracic aortic dissections and aneurysms
- Pages 1486-1492. Potter, Helen A., MD, Ziegler, Kenneth R., MD, Weaver, Fred A., MD, MMM, Han, Sukgu M., MD, MS, and Magee, Gregory A., MD, MSc.
13. When is revascularization of an anomalous left vertebral artery necessary prior to its coverage?
- Pages 1493-1493. Jackson, Benjamin M., MD, and Fairman, Alexander S., MD.
14. Female sex is associated with reintervention and mortality following elective endovascular abdominal aortic aneurysm repair
- Pages 1494-1501.e1. Corsi, Taylor, BA, Ciaramella, Michael A., BA, Palte, Nadia K., BA, Carlson, John P., BA, Rahimi, Saum A., MD, and Beckerman, William E., MD.
15. Open conversion after failed endovascular aneurysm repair is increasing and its 30-day mortality is higher than that after primary open repair
- Pages 1502-1510. Ibrahim, Mudathir, MD, Silver, Michael, MS, Jacob, Theresa, MPH, PhD, Meghpara, Melissa, DO, Almadani, Mahmoud, MD, Shiferson, Alexander, DO, Rhee, Robert, MD, and Pu, Qinghua, MD.
16. Decreasing trends in reintervention and readmission after endovascular aneurysm repair in a multiregional implant registry
- Pages 1511-1519. Le, Sidney T., MD, Prentice, Heather A., PhD, MPH, Harris, Jessica E., MS, RD, Hsu, Jeffrey H., MD, FACS, Rehring, Thomas F., MD, Nelken, Nicolas A., MD, Hajarizadeh, Homayon, MD, and Chang, Robert W., MD.
17. Capturing the complexity of open abdominal aortic surgery in the endovascular era
- Pages 1520-1526. Woodford, Curtis, MD, El Khoury, Rym, MD, Ramirez, Joel L., MD, Liu, Iris H., MD, Lancaster, Elizabeth M., MD, Nacario, Joyce, BScN, Hiramoto, Jade S., MD, Eichler, Charles M., MD, Reilly, Linda M., MD, Iannuzzi, James C., MD, MPH, and Conte, Michael S., MD.
18. Major adverse cardiac events after elective infrarenal endovascular aortic aneurysm repair
- Pages 1527-1536.e3. Diender, Eline, BSc, Vermeulen, Jenske J.M., MSc, Pisters, Ron, MD, PhD, van Schaik, Paul M., MD, PhD, Reijnen, Michel M.P.J., MD, PhD, and Holewijn, Suzanne, PhD.
19. Iliac branch device to treat type Ib endoleak with a brachial access or an “up-and-over” transfemoral technique
- Pages 1537-1547.e2. Mesnard, Thomas, MD, Patterson, Benjamin O., PhD, MRCS, Azzaoui, Richard, MD, Pruvot, Louis, MD, Haulon, Stéphan, MD, PhD, and Sobocinski, Jonathan, MD, PhD.
20. Impact of interfacility transfer of ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysm patients
- Pages 1548-1554.e1. Lim, Sungho, MD, Kwan, Stephen, BS, Colvard, Benjamin D., MD, d’Audiffret, Alexandre, MD, Kashyap, Vikram S., MD, and Cho, Jae S., MD.
21. Selection bias inhibits our ability to interpret outcomes of patient transfer following aortic rupture
- Pages 1555-1555. Rajani, Ravi R., MD.
22. Factors associated with preference of choice of aortic aneurysm repair in the PReference for Open Versus Endovascular repair of AAA (PROVE-AAA) study
- Pages 1556-1564. Eid, Mark A., MD, MS, Barnes, Jonathan A., MD, MD, Mehta, Kunal, MD, MS, Wanken, Zachary, MS, MS, Columbo, Jesse, MD, MS, Kang, Ravinder, MD, MS, Newhall, Karina, MD, MS, Halpern, Vivienne, MD, Raffetto, Joseph, MD, Kougias, Panos, MD, Henke, Peter, MD, Tang, Gale, MD, Mureebe, Leila, MD, MPH, Johanning, Jason, MD, Tzeng, Edith, MD, Scali, Salvatore, MD, Stone, David, MD, Suckow, Bjoern, MD, MS, Lee, Eugeen, MD, Arya, Shipra, MD, Orion, Kristine, MD, O’Connell, Jessica, MD, Brooke, Benjamin, MD, Ihnat, Daniel, MD, Dosluoglu, Hasan, MD, Zhou, Wei, MD, Nelson, Peter, MD, Spangler, Emily, MD, MS, Barry, Michael, MD, Sirovich, Brenda, MD, MS, and Goodney, Philip, MD, MS.
23. Center volume and failure to rescue after open or endovascular repair of ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysms
- Pages 1565-1576.e4. D’Oria, Mario, MD, Scali, Salvatore T., MD, Neal, Dan, MS, DeMartino, Randall, MD, MPH, Beck, Adam W., MD, Mani, Kevin, MD, PhD, Lepidi, Sandro, MD, FEBVS, Huber, Thomas S., MD, PhD, and Stone, David H., MD.
24. TAO of ruptured aneurysm repair
- Pages 1577-1577. Darling, R. Clement, MD.
25. Characterization of immediate and early mortality after repair of ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysm
- Pages 1578-1587.e5. Reitz, Katherine M., MD, MS, Phillips, Amanda R., MD, MS, Tzeng, Edith, MD, Makaroun, Michel S., MD, Leeper, Christine M., MD, MS, and Liang, Nathan L., MD, MS.
26. Blood pressure control and renal function preservation of ex vivo renal artery repair with orthotopic renal autotransplantation for complex renal artery diseases
- Pages 1588-1595.e1. Li, Fangda, MD, Zhou, Jiawei, MD, Chen, Siliang, MD, Ji, Zhigang, MD, Xie, Yi, MD, Zeng, Rong, MD, Chen, Yuexin, MD, and Zheng, Yuehong, MD.
27. Rates of progression of carotid in-stent stenosis and clinical outcomes
- Pages 1596-1602.e1. AbuRahma, Ali F., MD, Santini, Adrian G., MD, AbuRahma, Zachary T., DO, Dargy, Noah X., MD, Reading, Landon, MD, Lee, Andrew K., MD, Seal, Kimberly, MD, Veith, Christina K., MD, Dean, L. Scott, PhD, MBA, and Davis, Elaine, RN, EdD.
28. In-hospital outcomes after upper extremity versus transfemoral and transcarotid access for carotid stenting in the Vascular Quality Initiative
- Pages 1603-1614.e7. Marcaccio, Christina L., MD, MPH, Anjorin, Aderike, MPH, Patel, Priya B., MD, MPH, Rastogi, Vinamr, MD, Jones, Douglas W., MD, MS, Lo, Ruby C., MD, MPH, Wyers, Mark C., MD, and Schermerhorn, Marc L., MD.
29. Carotid lesion length independently predicts stroke and death after transcarotid artery revascularization and transfemoral carotid artery stenting
- Pages 1615-1623.e2. Elsayed, Nadin, MD, Khan, Maryam Ali, MD, Moacdieh, Munir Paul, MD, Gaffey, Ann C., MD, Abou-Zamzam, Ahmed, MD, and Malas, Mahmoud B., MD, MHS.
30. Déjà vu: Plaque morphology revisited
- Pages 1624-1624. Rockman, Caron, MD.
31. Carotid stenosis patients with a remote history of cerebrovascular events have increased risk of major adverse events over asymptomatic patients
- Pages 1625-1632. Turner, Anthony D., MD, MBA, Zhu, Jerry, BS, Rao, Ajit, MD, Ting, Windsor, MD, Han, Daniel, MD, Tadros, Rami, MD, Finlay, David, MD, Vouyouka, Ageliki, MD, Phair, John, MD, Marin, Michael, MD, and Faries, Peter, MD.
32. Maybe asymptomatic carotid disease is not as benign as we think
- Pages 1633-1633. Eskandari, Mark K., MD.
33. Critical analysis of vertebral artery flow patterns/subclavian steal detected by cerebrovascular duplex ultrasound examinations and its clinical implications
- Pages 1634-1641. AbuRahma, Ali F., MD, Santini, Adrian, MD, Beasley, Matthew, MD, Davis, Meghan, MD, Roshdy, Mazen A., MD, Lee, Andrew, MD, Seal, Kimberly, DO, Dean, L. Scott, PhD, MBA, and Davis, Elaine, RN, EdD.
34. Factors associated with lower preoperative quality of life in patients with chronic limb-threatening ischemia in the BEST-CLI trial
- Pages 1642-1650. Powell, Richard J., MD, Choudhry, Niteesh, MD, PhD, Conte, Michael, MD, Cziraky, Mark, FAHA, Giles, Kristina, MD, Hamza, Taye, PhD, Menard, Matthew, MD, Rosenfeld, Kenneth, MD, Rowe, Vincent, MD, Siracuse, Jeffrey J., MD, MBA, Strong, Michael, MA, Van Over, Max, PhD, Villarreal, Maria, MD, White, Chris, MD, and Farber, Alik, MD, MBA.
35. Use of an app-based exercise therapy program including cognitive-behavioral techniques for the management of intermittent claudication
- Pages 1651-1656.e1. Aalami, Oliver O., MD, Lin, Judith, MD MBA, Savage, Dasha, MD, Ho, Vy, MD, Bertges, Daniel, MD, and Corriere, Matthew, MD.
36. Aortic calcification index predicts mortality and cardiovascular events in operatively treated patients with peripheral artery disease: A prospective PURE ASO cohort follow-up study
- Pages 1657-1666.e2. Rantasalo, Ville, MD, Laukka, Dan, MD, Nikulainen, Veikko, MD, PhD, Jalkanen, Juho, MD, PhD, Gunn, Jarmo, MD, PhD, and Hakovirta, Harri, MD, PhD.
37. Analysis of wound healing time and wound-free period in patients with chronic limb-threatening ischemia treated with and without revascularization
- Pages 1667-1673.e1. Browder, Sydney E., BS, Ngeve, Smith M., BA, Hamrick, Melissa E., BS, Wood, Jacob E., MD, Parodi, Federico E., MD, Pascarella, Luigi E., MD, Farber, Mark A., MD, Marston, William A., MD, and McGinigle, Katharine L., MD, MPH.
38. Maybe we are overdoing revascularization
- Pages 1674-1674. Chung, Jayer, MD, MSc.
39. Patient-level and external factors in the use of drug-coated balloons and drug-eluting stents in femoropopliteal endovascular interventions
- Pages 1675-1680. Castro-Dominguez, Yulanka, MD, Smolderen, Kim G., PhD, Pichert, Matthew, MD, Alabi, Olamide, MD, Romain, Gaelle, PhD, Huang, Jiaming, MS, Lee, Megan, BS, Ahmed, Zain, MD, Peri-Okonny, Poghni A., MD, MS, Arham, Ahmad, MD, Brice, Aaron, MD, Chaar, Cassius Ochoa, MD, MS, Stacy, Mitchel R., PhD, and Mena-Hurtado, Carlos, MD.
40. Prolonged lower extremity endovascular procedures for patients with claudication increase risk of adverse outcomes
- Pages 1681-1687.e1. Ostapenko, Alexander, MD, Stroever, Stephanie, PhD, MPH, and Dietzek, Alan M., MD.
41. Pedal arterial calcification score is associated with hemodynamic change and major amputation after infrainguinal revascularization for chronic limb-threatening ischemia
- Pages 1688-1697.e3. Liu, Iris H., MD, Wu, Bian, MD, Krepkiy, Viktoriya, DPM, El Khoury, Rym, MD, Ferraresi, Roberto, MD, Reyzelman, Alexander M., DPM, Hiramoto, Jade S., MD, MAS, Schneider, Peter A., MD, Conte, Michael S., MD, and Vartanian, Shant M., MD.
42. The association of pedal artery calcification with hemodynamic failure after revascularization
- Pages 1698-1698. Endean, Eric D., MD.
43. Clinical profile and outcome of arteriovenous fistulae in children on maintenance hemodialysis from a low-resource setting
- Pages 1699-1703. Kamath, Nivedita, MD, DM, Naik, Naveen, Diploma (Dialysis Technology), and Iyengar, Arpana, MD, FRCP.
44. The utility of the bilateral temporal artery biopsy for diagnosis of giant cell arteritis
- Pages 1704-1709. Mehta, Kunal, MD, MS, Eid, Mark, MD, Gangadharan, Arati, BA, Pritchard, Abiah, BA, Lin, Chun-Chieh, MD, Goodney, Philip, MD, MS, and Stableford, Jennifer, MD.
45. Drastic increase in hospital labor costs led to a sustained financial loss for an academic vascular surgery division during the coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic
- Pages 1710-1718. Brinster, Clayton J., MD, Escousse, G. Thomas, MBA, Rivera, Phillip A., MD, Sternbergh, W. Charles, MD, and Money, Samuel R., MD, MBA.
46. The gathering storm
- Pages 1719-1720. O’Donnell, Thomas F., MD.
47. The vascular surgery in-training examination predicts performance on qualifying examination
- Pages 1721-1727. Rowe, Vincent L., MD, Sheahan, Malachi, MD, Jones, Andrew T., PhD, Moreno, Beatriz Ibanez, PhD, Perler, Bruce A., MD, MBA, Brown, Kellie R., MD, Barry, Carol, PhD, Upchurch, Gilbert R., MD, Aulivola, Bernadette, MD, MS, and Huber, Thomas S., MD, PhD.
48. Readability assessment of online peripheral artery disease education materials
- Pages 1728-1732. Avra, Tucker D., DVM, Le, Monica, BS, Hernandez, Stephanie, BA, Thure, Katie, MPH, and Ulloa, Jesus G., MD, MBA, MSHPM.
49. Collateralization in a patient with occluded celiac and superior mesenteric arteries without symptoms
- Pages 1733-1733. Steiger, Kyle, BA, Sandhu, Sukhwinder J.S., MD, Veire, Austin M., BS, and Erben, Young, MD.
50. A systematic review on smartphone use for activity monitoring during exercise therapy in intermittent claudication
- Pages 1734-1741. Veiga, Carlos, MD, Pedras, Susana, PhD, Oliveira, Rafaela, MD, Paredes, Hugo, PhD, and Silva, Ivone, MD, PhD.
51. A scoping review of malnutrition in patients undergoing interventions for peripheral arterial disease
- Pages 1742-1754.e3. Rodighiero, Julia, BSc, Léveillé, Nayla, Shen, Shiyang, BSc, Ekmekjian, Taline, MLIS, Ades, Matthew, MD, and Drudi, Laura M., MD, CM, MSc, FRCSC.
52. The Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm Get Fit Trial: A Randomised Controlled Trial of Exercise to Improve Fitness in Patients with Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm
- Pages 1755-1755. Haque, A., Wisely, N., and McCollum, C..
53. Trends in Thoracic Aortic Aneurysm Hospital Admissions, Interventions, and Mortality in England between 1998 and 2020: An Observational Study
- Pages 1755-1755. Hanna, L., Sounderajah, V., Abdullah, A.A., Marshall, D.C., Salciccioli, J.D., Shalhoub, J., and Gibbs, R.G.J..
54. Drug Eluting Versus Covered Stent for Femoropopliteal Artery Lesions: Results of the ULTIMATE Study
- Pages 1755-1755. Ichihashi, S., Takahara, M., Yamaoka, T., Hara, M., Kobayashi, T., Tamai, H., Nagatomi, S., Igari, K., Endo, M., Uchiyama, H., Bolstad, F., Iwakoshi, S., Fujimura, N., Ohki, T., and Kichikawa, K..
55. Prevalence of Inferior Vena Cava Anomalies and Their Significance and Impact in Clinical Practice
- Pages 1755-1756. Kim, H., Labropoulos, N., Blake, A.M., and Desai, K..
56. Association Between Peri-OPerative Aspirin ResisTance and CardioVascular Outcome (POPART-CVO): a Prospective Non-Interventional Cohort Study
- Pages 1756-1756. Dehne, S., Heck, C., Sander, J., Meisenbacher, K., Arens, C., Niklas, C., Kronsteiner, D., Giannitsis, E., Böckler, D., Weigand, M.A., and Larmann, J..
57. Effect of Physical Activity and Tobacco Use on Mortality and Morbidity in Patients with Peripheral Arterial Disease After Revascularisation: A Korean Nationwide Population Based Cohort Study
- Pages 1756-1756. Cha, S., Grace, S.L., Han, K., Kim, B., Paik, N.-J., and Kim, W.-S..
58. Concerning revascularization of patients with silent coronary ischemia following carotid endarterectomy
- Pages 1757-1757. Illuminati, Giulio, MD, Tanzilli, Gaetano, MD, Miraldi, Fabio, MD, and Ricco, Jean-Baptiste, MD.
59. Reply
- Pages 1757-1758. Krievins, Dainis, MD, PhD, Zellans, Edgars, MD, Latkovskis, Gustavs, MD, PhD, and Zarins, Christopher K., MD.
60. An innovative approach to reduce the waiting time for complex aortic endovascular repair
- Pages 1758-1759. Wang, Guolang, MD, and Zheng, Huanhuan, MD.
61. Reply
- Pages 1759-1759. D’Oria, Mario, MD, and Lindstrom, David, MD.
62. Predictors of adverse outcomes after excision of an infected abdominal aortic graft: A new player or back to the basics?
- Pages 1759-1760. Liapis, Christos D., MD.
63. Reply
- Pages 1760-1760. Chaudhry, Sharjeel, MD, Ahmed, Zafir, BS, and Nguyen, Bao-Ngoc, MD.
64. Percent area reduction as a surrogate to inform revascularization in chronic limb-threatening ischemia
- Pages 1760-1761. Mazumdar, Eshan, MBChB, MMedSci, MRCSEd, Gwilym, Brenig Llwyd, MBChB, MRCS, Harding, Keith, FRCGP, FRCS, FLSW, FRCP, and Bosanquet, David Charles, MBChB, MD, FRCS.
65. Reply
- Pages 1761-1762. Conte, Michael S., MD, Bradbury, Andrew W., MD, and Kolh, Philippe, MD.