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[Angular approach in the surgical treatment of the axillary neurovascular bundle pathologies].

Different surgical approaches have been developed in the surgical treatment of various isolated and combined lesions of the axillary neurovascular bundle. The angular approach favorably differs from others and has a number of advantages. The angular approach was used to operate on 16 patients with varying abnormalities at this site, including 6 patients with traumatic lesion of the secondary trunks of the brachial plexus and 6 with space-occupying lesion, and 1 patient with the superior thoracic aperture; the remaining 6 patients with significant neurovascular compression syndrome, who had been operated on for various causes. The authors have made certain that the angular approach lightens a surgical intervention and shortens its duration substantially, by reducing the risk of postoperative pyoinflammatory complications, keloid cicatrices, and contractures. The surgical approach applied by the authors is universal and may be used in the treatment of pathology of the secondary trunks of the brachial plexus and vascular lesions, tumors, and pyoinflammatory processes of the axillary space.