There was summarized the experience of treatment of 25 patients for obliterating atherosclerosis of external iliac artery, in 10 of whom the external artery reconstruction, using the elaborated miniinvasive method, was performed. The intraoperative blood loss and postoperative complications rate reduction, the quality of life improvement, the stationary treatment period shortening and its cost lowering, the achievement of better cosmetic effect were noted.
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