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| Fig. 1 |
b: The wound was infected with MRSA by the insufficiency of
the dermatotracheostomy, and aspirated sputum has collected in the wound. (IA:
Innominate Artery, SM: Sternomastoid Muscle, D: drain) |
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| Fig. 2 |
The Passager stent graft was inserted into the right subclavian
artery and the innominate artery. Bleeding from the right common carotid artery
has stopped. |
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| Fig. 3 |
a: The cervical open wound was covered with pedicled omental
flap. The skin and trachea were sutured to the omental flap.
b: The wound was healed by the omentopexy. The appearance of the omentum changed
like a skin. |
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| Fig. 4 |
The aortic prosthesis was exposed in the contaminated ascites.
The graft was covered with the pedicled omental flap after sufficient saline
lavage. |
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| Fig. 5 |
There was no active inflammatory process at the prosthesis
which was surrounded by the pedicled omental flap (↓) on postoperative
pelvic CT study. |
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