Assessing the femoral artery. ... Dilated veins that do not collapse with leg elevation suggest deep venous obstruction (Pratt's sign). If the skin on 1 leg is warm and stiff to a pinch ...

The superficial femoral artery from the common femoral artery to the origin of Hunter’s canal was normal. There was no leakage of the superficial femoral artery after injection of contrast medium ...

The femoral vein should then be inspected from this point downward for several centimeters —well below the entrance of the profunda femoris. It will usually be surrounded by scar tissue and will ...

It exists alongside the vein and nerve in the anterior part of the thigh, called a femoral triangle. The femoral artery forms as a continuation of the external iliac artery below the level of the ...

Form an opening of 1–2 mm between the femoral artery and vein. Prepare the artery ligation thread and position the tip of the thread close to the skin incision.

A common femoral vein to the suprarenal IVC ... and 4 mm distal arteriovenous fistulae were created by connecting the great saphenous veins to the superficial femoral arteries after a 4 mm ...

For the study, researchers randomly assigned 3,027 patients to have catheters placed in one of three locations: nontunneled central venous catheterization to the subclavian, jugular, or femoral vein.