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case_images: Representative images of the allograft obtained by preoperative enhanced computed tomography. There was mild stenosis of the left internal iliac artery.
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case_images: On the left side, there were mild stenosis of the left internal iliac artery and severe stenosis of the left femoral-popliteal floors (Figure 1).
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case_images: Intimal dissection (at 10 o'clock) was observed in the pre-transplantation IVUS image of the transplant artery.
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case_images: IVUS was used (Figures 2, 3), with a JR 4.0 7F Launcher guide (Medtronic), a 0.014-inch run-through wire (Terumo), and OptiCross 18 3.5F 135 cm IVUS (Boston Scientific).
case_images: IVUS at ostium ILA (bottom left) shows a cross-sectional area of 13.4 mm2 (46% area compared with the middle segment with a cross-sectional area of 28.8 mm2) and an anastomosis location stenosis of 61% caused by atherosclerosis.
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case_images: F3
case_images: IVUS was used (Figures 2, 3), with a JR 4.0 7F Launcher guide (Medtronic), a 0.014-inch run-through wire (Terumo), and OptiCross 18 3.5F 135 cm IVUS (Boston Scientific).
case_images: Post-intervention IVUS showed improved minimal lumen area, with no stent edge dissection.
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case_images: F4
case_images: Post-intervention IVUS is presented in Figure 4.