Objective Vascular invasion is no longer considered to be an absolute contraindication to
tumor removal, and complex reconstructions are part of the daily activity of vascular …

Abstract Background and Objectives Although arterial involvement for advanced tumors is
rare, vascular resection may be indicated to achieve complete tumor resection. Given the …

OBJECTIVE: When trunk arteries are affected by malignant neoplasia, and surgical
treatment involving tumor and arterial resection is used, the vascular reconstruction must be …

Hypothesis Contemporary reconstructive vascular techniques can be safely used to permit
resection of tumors invading major vascular structures. Design Review of vascular surgery …

Objective Head and neck cancer can involve the surrounding vasculature and require
technically challenging vascular interventions. These interventions can be complicated by …

Hypothesis Complications of vascular procedures performed for tumor infiltration of major
vessels or for the rescue of complex tumor resections may significantly affect perioperative …

Surgery for tumours involving or arising from major vascular structures in various locations
has been practiced for a long time with variable success and enthusiasm. 1 With increasing …

Objective Peripheral venous reconstruction surgery may be necessary for appropriate
oncologic resection; however, the operative approach and surgical outcomes are not well …

For the modern practice of cancer surgery, the concept of oncovascular surgery (OVS),
defined as cancer resection with concurrent ligation or reconstruction of a major vascular …

Objective: To describe the types of intervention and determine patency and survival after
arterial and venous reconstruction after surgical excision of sarcomas. Methods: Between …