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Read the full story →Explore Dr. Omira’s educational work on cyanoacrylate in vascular surgery, from venous closure to dialysis access fixation and selective embolization.
Patient selection, controlled delivery, and understanding material behavior are the foundations of safe and effective use.
Ultrasound-guided NBCA closure with precise control at the saphenofemoral junction and progressive catheter withdrawal.
Introduce a 6 Fr sheath under ultrasound
Position the tip 2 cm distal to the SFJ
Compress the junction and inject while withdrawing
Massage the treated course for 2–3 minutes
The glue-assisted AVF fixation series included 30 cases: 28 achieved good functional dialysis access, while two local collections were successfully managed.
Practical and educational videos in vascular and endovascular surgery, presented by Dr. Abdalla Omira.
▶Visit the channel & subscribe↗@VascularVascular-xf3hjThese techniques depend on appropriate patient selection, procedural expertise, and structured follow-up. They do not replace clinical judgment.
Assess anatomy, flow, infection risk, and available alternatives before glue use.
Use a controlled volume, precise delivery, and protection from non-target spread.
Combine clinical assessment with appropriate imaging and outcome documentation.
No. Products differ in viscosity, polymerization time, and preparation. Product-specific guidance and protocols must be followed.