… due to vascular occlusion of the branches of the internal pudenal artery. In rare cases, erectile
failure may be caused by the Leriche syndrome. … patients without severe vascular disease, …

… Manipulating patent vein grafts can result in distal embolization of laminar thrombus that
leads to critical arrhythmia or myocardial infarction. The incidence of injury to a patent internal …

… from cerebral emboli. This is probably a case of paradoxical embolism following thrombosis
of … Leriche" believes that most of the beneficial results obtained in the arterial embolectomies …

… In the treatment of patients with acute coronary syndrome, … had stage II disease according
to the Leriche-Fontaine … syndrome is paradoxically associated with thrombosis, not bleeding, …

… About IO PM hewas awakened by a severe pain in a cuff-like … 'Murphy, and Carrell and
Leriche, perfornmed arteriotomy for the … case of paradoxical emboli arising from thrombosis of the …

… Rarely, a paradoxical embolus via a patent foramen ovale … Most typically, a peripheral
arterial embolus presents acutely with a … The Leriche syndrome describes buttock and thigh …

… -severe IMR surgically, they don’t clearly address MV repair to be of choice over MV replacement
(MVR) due to the numerous contradictory … disease stage I or II according to Leriche and …

… thrombosis' is usually made in cases of acute hemiplegia in middle-aged or elderly patients
where there is no evidence of haemorrhage or of any embolic … until 1934, when Leriche and …

… was regional and related to coronary atherosclerosis; the … acute in 11 patients [Figure 2a,
subendocardial in two], acute-… , left ventricular aneurysm, Leriche’s syndrome, and Takayasu …

… The former source may be a traumatic aggravation of chronic disc disease or an acute
herniation or prolapse of disc material. Whatever the cause, the constellation of symptoms and …