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The left superficial femoral vein was isolated in the apex of the femoral triangle, below the takeoff of the profunda.
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A contralateral right lower quadrant incision was made to expose the iliac vessels via the retroperitoneal route (see genitofemoral schwannoma).
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A subcutaneous route was chosen to pass the graft due to the danger of injuring collaterals by tunneling posterior to the lower rectus muscles in the preperitoneal space. The subcutaneous tunnel was carefully dissected.
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