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Program Book - Keck School of Medicine of USC - University of ...

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Dialysis Graft InfectionSummary• Management strategy determined by:• Extent and timing <strong>of</strong> infection• Severity <strong>of</strong> systemic sepsis• Availability <strong>of</strong> other access sites• Total and subtotal excision most effective ineradicating infection but require catheter andnew access site• Partial excision & preservation preserves accesssites, avoid catheters but is associated with 20 –25% recurrence rate• Requires close monitoring• 6 weeks <strong>of</strong> culture directed antibioticsInfected Autogenous DialysisFistulas• Rare, S. aureus pre-dominant organism• Usually due to erosion <strong>of</strong> aneurysmthrough skin or necrosis at puncture site• Contamination vs Infection• Excision/reconstruction with or withoutinterposition graft preferred treatment• Recent reports <strong>of</strong> covered stents inabsence <strong>of</strong> gross infectionEndovascular Therapy <strong>of</strong>Aneurysmal AV fistulas• Shemesh, et al, J Vasc Surg,2011• 20 patients with aneurysmsand graftpseudoaneurysms, 6erosions (Viabahn)• 87% patency at 1 year withno infections• Shah, et al, J Vasc Surg, 2012• 24 patients, 8 witherosions, 3 failed due toinfection (Viabahn)107

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