Cryopreserved femoral vein is useful in the treatment of patients with infected haemodialysis grafts, researchers in the United States have found.
The absence of infection after implantation around an infected area shows promise for salvaging an angioaccess site that would otherwise have been abandoned, reports this prospective study from the Department of Surgery, The Atlanta Medical Center, Atlanta, Georgia.
Treatment of haemodialysis graft infections after implantation has been linked with prolonged hospitalisation and wound care. Objective of these researchers was to evaluate the use of cryopreserved femoral vein (CFV) for angioaccess in such infections.
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