… on temporary intravascular shunt use is not … shunt use and outcomes. There was no
standard format for data reporting on shunts with increased inconsistency among reporting shunt …

… intravascular shunts (TIVS) in cases of combined vascular and orthopedic extremity trauma.
… A 2016 study looking at the use of TIVS shunts in vascular extremity trauma identified a 3.5…

… When examining the breakdown of where the shunts were placed, extremity vessels were
the target in three fourths of cases. These extremity shunts not surprisingly were the location …

… TIVS use was identified in 78 patients from 24 trauma centers. The control group included
613 patients. Unmatched analysis demonstrated that the TIVS group was more severely …

… shunt placement on shunt-related outcomes after major arterial injuries. We hypothesized
that a shunt … The use of temporary vascular shunts in military extremity wounds: a preliminary …

… to treat arterial trauma of the extremities when … the use of temporary vascular shunts (TVS).
Insertion of a TVS is indicated for vascular injuries involving the proximal portion of extremity …

… Extremity vascular trauma is often associated with not only injuries to the brain and torso, …
coiled shunts and use the shortest possible straight shunt? In those shunts that you would use …

… have proven to be an effective adjunct for more than half a century, and this chapter will
review this history as well as their use in extremity and visceral vascular injury. …

… after extremity vascular injury during Operation Iraqi Freedom than previously reported.
Employing an established forward trauma registry (JTTR), along with collaborative use of the …

… of upper or lower extremities in whom a temporary vascular shunt was used are the subject
of this review. Four patients who suffered upper- or lower-extremity traumatic amputations, as …