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1/x EndoAVF vessel mapping and how I approach it. My first tweetorial.
Let’s review the anatomy specific to all endoAVF options.
Y’all see it all here, right? 🤠
#endoAVF #pAVF #NephTwitter #wavelinq #ellipsys @ASDINNews @KidneyAcademy @RenalFellowNtwk @SocietyAccess @VASAMD
Let’s review the anatomy specific to all endoAVF options.
Y’all see it all here, right? 🤠
#endoAVF #pAVF #NephTwitter #wavelinq #ellipsys @ASDINNews @KidneyAcademy @RenalFellowNtwk @SocietyAccess @VASAMD
2/x Vessels to study:
Upper arm cephalic (CV), basilic (BV) and median cubital vein (MCV).
Perforating vein (PV) - this is the key!
Deep veins: brachial (BrV), radial (RV) and ulnar (UV). lateral and medial
Arteries: proximal radial and ulnar
Upper arm cephalic (CV), basilic (BV) and median cubital vein (MCV).
Perforating vein (PV) - this is the key!
Deep veins: brachial (BrV), radial (RV) and ulnar (UV). lateral and medial
Arteries: proximal radial and ulnar
3/x Perforator: PV connects the superficial veins to the RV (usually lateral) and then the UV (also lateral). Start with the AVF outflow (CV, MCV or both) and which communicate to PV. And then follow PV down to deeper veins (RV, UV or both). it’s hard to get it all in one plane
