L Kalinová

Publications (4)0 Total impact

• Article: [Importance of installing a venous port in oncologic patients].

  J Fialová, L Kalinová, M Duda, P Bachleda
  Rozhledy v chirurgii: měsíčník Československé chirurgické společnosti 03/2012; 91(3):181-4.
• Article: [Hybrid procedures in the treatment of type IV and V thoracoabdominal aneurysms].

  P Utíkal, M Köcher, J Koutná, P Bachleda, P Drác, M Cerná, J Herman, L Kalinová
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  ABSTRACT: To evaluate our experience with hybrid endovascular and open surgical treatment of thoracoabdominal aneurysms. Between 1996 and 2008 8 patients with thoracoabdominal aneurysm (6 Crawford type IV and 2 type V) from the total of 257 aortic aneurysms with elective endovascular repair were treated using hybrid procedure. A retrograde revascularisation of visceral and renal arteries through the open access and endovascular exclusion of aneurysms using a stent-graft were done. A primar technical success of the hybrid procedure was in all cases. There was no severe ischaemia of visceral organs, kidneys (no need of haemodialysis) or spinal cord (paraplegia). One patient died on an acute pancreatitis 14 postperative day. Further follow up (in range 16-52 months) showed henceforth a successful exclusion of all the aneurysms without evidence of endoleak and patency of all bypasses with a good function of revascularised organs. Owing to minimal haemodynamic load and technical simplicity with a short time of organ ischaemia hybrid procedure represents an acceptable possibility of type IV and V thoracoabdominal aneurysms repair.
  Rozhledy v chirurgii: měsíčník Československé chirurgické společnosti 01/2010; 89(1):9-17.
• Article: [The infection of the arteriovenous hemodialysis access created with ePTFE prosthesis. Treatment based on experience or on modern examinations findings?].

  P Bachleda, P Utíkal, L Kalinová, J Zadrazil, E Buriánková, M Kolár
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  ABSTRACT: The infected ePTFE prosthesis for hemodialysis threatens the patient with local complications such as occlusion, the tunnel infection and massive hemorrhage. These complications are associated with the loss of function of the fistula. Infected prosthesis can work as a source for metastatic infections (endocarditis, arthritis, pneumonia), and sepsis. In European countries, interposition of ePTFE graft usually represents the last option of angioaccess beside the catheterization of central venous system; hence attempts occur to maintain the fistula function despite the manifestation of infection. Authors evaluate the total graftectomy (TGE) and the partial graftectomy (PGE) on the basis of their knowledge and literature findings. They take a stand whether it is preferable to remove an infected graft according to experience or to proceed conservatively following the modern examinations (USG, microbiology, PET CT). According to the documented case-report they tend more to the solution based on experience. If the infection of graft is of gram-negative etiology the total graftectomy (TGE) is recommended.
  Rozhledy v chirurgii: měsíčník Československé chirurgické společnosti 01/2010; 89(1):80-4.
• Article: Dlouhodobé tendence ve vývoji struktury československého hospodářství

  Václav Průcha, L. Kalinová
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