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Removal of axillofemoral graft.

Axillofemoral grafts which develop late occlusion often can be salvaged with a second operation, which frequently involves placement of a new graft. Velour Dacron grafts which have been in place for several years usually are bound tightly to adjacent tissues. We describe a simple method for removal of these grafts.