#arterial reconstruction

• Aneurysmoplasty — A high-precision surgical intervention consisting of the structural reconstruction, plastic repair, or remodeling of the wall of a blood vessel affected by an aneurysm. This advanced operative procedure involves using synthetic or biological grafts (stent-grafts or synthetic patches) to restore the normal anatomical caliber of the artery and eliminate the risk of transmural rupture.
• Arterioplasty — A surgical procedure for the reconstruction, repair, or plastic remodeling of the wall of an artery that is damaged, narrowed, or affected by an aneurysm or trauma. This vascular surgical intervention may involve using a synthetic patch (such as Dacron or PTFE) or an autologous patch (a vein segment harvested from the patient) to widen the vascular lumen, restore normal blood flow, and prevent downstream tissue ischemia.