1. A comparative study of alternative conduits for lower extremity revascularization: All- autogenous conduit versus prosthetic grafts 
Peter L. Faries, MDa, Frank W. LoGerfo, MDb, Subodh Arora, MDb, Shannon Hook, BAb, Michele C. Pulling, BAb, Cameron M. Akbari, MDb, David R. Campbell, MDb, Frank B. Pomposelli, MDb 
Journal of Vascular Surgery 
Volume 32, Issue 6, Pages (December 2000)
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2. Fig. 1
Life table analysis of variation in cumulative primary patency rates for femorotibial grafts categorized by type of conduit. Arm vein grafts (solid line/solid circle ) demonstrated significantly higher patency rates at all time points as compared with prosthetic grafts (dashed line/open circle ).
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3. Fig. 2
Life table analysis of variation in cumulative primary patency rates for femoro-below-knee grafts categorized by type of conduit. Arm vein grafts (solid line/solid circle ) achieved significantly higher patency rates as compared with prosthetic grafts (dashed line/open circle ).
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4. Fig. 3
A, Life table analysis of cumulative primary patency rates for femoro-above-knee popliteal grafts categorized by type of conduit. Although arm vein grafts (solid line/solid circle ) demonstrated a trend toward increased patency over prosthetic grafts (dashed line/open circle ), this trend did not achieve statistical significance. B, The limb salvage results for femoro-above-knee-popliteal grafts paralleled those for primary patency with a statistically insignificant difference being observed.
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5. Fig. 4
A, Life table analysis of prosthetic graft cumulative primary patency for initial versus revision procedures. Primary patency was significantly higher for initial procedures (solid line/solid circle ) as compared with revision procedures (dashed line/open circle ). B, Improvement in limb salvage for primary prosthetic procedures was also highly significant.
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