Arteriopexy: Surgical Fixation of Artery to Treat Aneurysm
Arteriopexy secures an artery (usually to treat an aneurysm) by suturing it to surrounding tissue or another vessel, reinforcing the wall and preventing rupture.
Procedure: Often outpatient. Risks: Bleeding, infection, arterial damage. Outcome: Generally safe and effective for aneurysm management.
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