Common iliac artery occlusion with small intestinal transection caused by blunt abdominal trauma: A case report and review of the literature

Table 2 Treatment details and prognosis of the 8 cases

Operative delay time	Procedure	Fasciotomy	Result
< 4 h	Endovascular stenting	No	Died due to complications of brain injury
Shortly after admission	Endovascular stenting	Right	Right leg paralysis persisted secondary to severe lumbar plexus nerve injury
Shortly after admission	Aortoiliac bypass with spiraled saphenous vein graft	Bilateral	Died due to severe acute respiratory distress syndrome and associated pulmonary sepsis
Shortly after admission	Endovascular stenting	No	Good
After 4 d	Endovascular stenting	Right	Well-perfused right lower limb with normal pulses but paraplegic
Shortly after admission	Use of anterior longitudinal ligament and great saphenous vein graft	No	Good
Approximately 3 h	Segmental excision and internal iliac artery patch angioplasty	No	Good
After 4 d	Endovascular stenting	No	Good