Despite the fact that the true anastomosis is often spared, I will continue to call this type of problem a venous anastomotic stenosis to keep with clinical convention and the published literature. Venous anastomotic stenosis is the most common cause of poor AVG flow. It is also the leading cause of AVG thrombosis.
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An aim can be defined as the general statements or sentences that identify the target of a program. And an objective is a more specific target set in order to achieve the goal on a larger front. This write up is an attempt to highlight the differences between and mark the areas that distinguish the two terms, particularly to their characteristics and usage. A major difference between aims and objectives is in terms of specification. An objective is always as specific as it can be, whereas, an aim as compared to objective can be considered as slightly vague. Aims can be considered as a general statement. Another difference is in reference with a time frame.