Background: Hybrid Deep Venous ARterialisation (DVAR) is offered as a last-ditch attempt for limb salvage in patients with chronic limb threatening ischemia (CLTI). It provides non-selective arterialisation independent of the angiosome, which harnesses the complex venous capillary network bed developed in the leg and foot.

Methods: We present two elderly men who underwent DVAR to salvage limb with CLTI. DVAR was performed by creating an arteriovenous connection by anastomosis of the great saphenous vein (GSV) at the level of the distal popliteal and proximal tibio-peroneal trunk. Fasciotomy was performed over the length of the GSV. Subsequently, proximal in-situ catheter valvotomies of the GSV valves were undergone with the adjuvant on-table balloon maturation. The distal tarsal veins underwent balloon valvotomy under direct vision with subsequent proximal and distal tarsal veins valvuloplasties. Completion angiogram demonstrated restoration of the flow in the foot and both the patients were relieved of rest pain.

Conclusion: We successfully performed DVAR in 2 elderly patients. Our experience shows that DVAR is a simple and safe option that is easily reproducible without the need for complex endovascular hardware, only if a suitable GSV to the foot is available with no history of deep vein thrombosis.

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