Search Results - "Djorić, P"

Distal venous arterialization and reperfusion injury: focus on oxidative status by Djoric, P, Zeleskov-Djoric, J, Stanisavljevic, D M, Markovic, Z D, Zivkovic, V, Vuletic, M, Djuric, D, Jakovljevic, V

“…In patients with unreconstructable arterial occlusive disease distal venous arterialization (DVA) seems to be a promising option in the treatment. The goals of…”
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Challenging treatment of two secondary aortoenteric fistulas in the same patient by Djoric, P, Davidovic, L, Stojakov, D, Pejkic, S, Tomic, A, Bozic, V

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The upper thoracic outlet vascular syndrome by Davidović, L, Lotina, S, Kostić, D, Pavlović, S, Jakovljević, N, Djorić, P

“…A 16 patients with 20 vascular TOS have been evaluated at the our Institute. Fourteen of them were female, and 2 male patients, with average age of 33.1…”
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Pseudo-occlusion of the femoro-popliteal bypass by Davidović, L B, Lotina, S I, Kostić, D M, Jakovljević, N S, Djorić, P P, Rancić, D M

“…Pseudo-occlusion of femoro-popliteal/crural (F-P/Cr) bypass occurs when a patent graft is clinically indistinguishable from a thrombosed graft because of…”
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Factors which affect long-term patency in femoro-popliteal bypass by Marković, D M, Davidović, L B, Lotina, S I, Kostić, D M, Colić, M, Pejkić, S U, Jakovljević, N S, Djorić, P

“…The aim of this study was to investigate how "run off", diabetes, cigarette smoking and early reinterventions influence long-term patency of the "reversed" and…”
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Chronic rupture of abdominal aortic aneurysms by Davidović, L B, Lotina, S I, Cinara, I S, Zdravković, Dj M, Simić, T A, Djorić, P L

“…Rupture of abdominal aortic aneurysms (RAAA) can take place in one of the 4 following ways: 1. "Open" rupture in the free peritoneal cavity; 2. "Closed"…”
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Treatment of the thoracic outlet vascular syndrome by Davidović, L B, Lotina, S I, Vojnović, B R, Kostić, D M, Colić, M M, Stanić, M I, Djorić, P D

“…The title "Thoracic Outlet Syndrome" (TOS) was introduced by Peet in 1956 [1]. In 1958 Charles Rob defined TOS as a "set of symptoms that may exist due to…”
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