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Bryce Renwick
Researcher at Hairmyres Hospital
Publications - 16
Citations - 15
Bryce Renwick is an academic researcher from Hairmyres Hospital. The author has contributed to research in topics: Aneurysm & Amputation. The author has an hindex of 2, co-authored 14 publications receiving 11 citations.
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Novel conformable stent-graft repair of abdominal aortic aneurysms with hostile neck anatomy: A single-centre experience.
TL;DR: Conclusions: In-hospital and post-operative 3- and 12-month clinical and angiographic outcomes demonstrate safety and efficacy with CLEVARs in treating unruptured AAAs with HNA.
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The One-Stop Aortic Surveillance Clinic.
Bryce Renwick,C.J. Beattie,Khurram Khan,Mohammed Mirghani,R. Velu,Donald B. Reid,Donald Bain +6 more
TL;DR: A system whereby the vascular surgeon is trained in the process of aortic sonography with a view to one-stop clinic assessment is presented, believed to be safe, accurate, and improves both the patient journey and clinic throughput.
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Challenges and Solutions in Day Case EVAR
Bryce Renwick,ra Montgomery,Haytham Hamid,Khurram Khan,Mohammed Mirghani,Donald Bain,Donald B. Reid +6 more
TL;DR: This work presents the experience with a minimally-invasive arterial closure device prior to instituting a day-case EVAR programme in patients with a certain proportion of recipients meet criteria for early discharge after surgery.
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Impact of Modality of Anesthesia on Major Amputation Surgery
Bryce Renwick,Sally Jeffrey,Adam Janeczko,ra Montgomery,Marta J. Madurska,Khurram Khan,Mohammed Mirghani,Donald Bain,Suzanne Farrell,Donald B. Reid +9 more
TL;DR: The experience with general and regional anaesthesia in this cohort of patients with critical limb ischemia is presented and it is presented that some of these patients will require major amputation.
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Implementing a quality improvement framework for major amputation in a scottish health board (patterns of peri-operative mortality and amputation level) -
Bryce Renwick,Colette Pickard,Marta J. Madurska,Michael Burns,Joshua Fultang,James Horton,Adam MacDonald,Khalid Irshad,Donald Bain,Donald B. Reid +9 more
TL;DR: A large contemporary series of patients presenting with unreconstructable critical limb ischaemia and requiring amputation is presented to better inform the practising vascular surgeon and patients about the risks of limb loss in the 21st century.