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Paraprosthetic fistula after aortobifemoral prosthetic reconstruction: treatment by autogenous saphenous venous replacement. A case report.

Paraprosthetic fistula is a rare but dramatic complication of aortofemoral prosthetic reconstruction. Conventional treatment consisting of removal of the prosthesis and extra-anatomical revascularization results in a high morbidity and mortality rate. The authors present a patient with a paraprosthetic fistula, who was successfully treated by excision of the graft and "in situ" replacement by autogenous saphenous vein.