Long-term results of carotid body tumours surgery and predictive analytics on metastatic disease and recurrence.

Objective: The determination of clinico-surgical predictors of carotid body tumour (CBT) metastasizing and/or recurrence.

Methods: Patients with CBT but without a history of its previous treatment who had received inpatient medical aid at a tertiary surgical centre during the period 2011-2021 were retrospectively reviewed to obtain baseline data. Primary endpoints of the study were CBT metastasizing and/or local recurrence after radical surgery (composite endpoint) and overall survival.

[Modern conceptions on neck paragangliomas].

Neck paragangliomas are orphan diseases with incidence 1:30 000-1:100 000. Life expectancy is poor in patients with distant metastasis (5-year overall survival 11.8%), whereas 5-year overall survival in patients with regional metastasis is 76.

[Variant of endarterectomy from common carotid artery in its total occlusion].

Currently, there are relatively few publications in the literature on reconstruction of the common carotid artery (CCA). CCA occlusion occurs in 2-4% of patients examined for cerebrovascular disease. Most described surgical techniques of blood flow restoration for CCA occlusions are: coronary artery bypass grafting, retrograde loop endarterectomy, endovascular and hybrid interventions.

[Iliac artery reconstruction in patients with chronic critical limb ischemia: endarterectomy or replacement].

Objective: To evaluate the effectiveness and postoperative morbidity after endarterectomy from the iliac arteries in comparison with ilio-femoral and aorto-femoral replacement in patients with chronic critical lower limb ischemia.

Material And Methods: There were 95 patients with chronic critical lower limb ischemia. Iliac artery replacement was carried out in 43 (45.