thrombendarterectomy

Thrombendarterectomy: Definition, Procedure, and Risks

What is thromboendarterectomy? Thromboendarterectomy (TEA) is a surgical procedure to open blood vessels that have been blocked by a blood clot (thrombus). In this procedure, the surgeon removes not only the thrombus, but also the inner wall layer of the artery. After a thromboendarterectomy, blood flows again to parts of the body that had a … Thrombendarterectomy: Definition, Procedure, and Risks

Thromboendarterectomy: Treatment, Effects & Risks

Thromboendarterectomy (TEA)refers to various surgical procedures to remove a blood clot or blood clot (thrombus) and restore the function of blood vessels after constriction or occlusion. TEA is used primarily for peripheral arterial disease and narrowing (stenosis) of the internal carotid artery. Various surgical techniques are available to remove the causative thrombus and restabilize the … Thromboendarterectomy: Treatment, Effects & Risks