The postoperative computed tomography (CT) revealed aortic dissection, from the ascending aorta to the archofaorta, although the patient was asymptomatic.
Uso de aortic arch en inglés
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Reports on the chimney technique for aorticarch branches revascularization were excluded.
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Doppler evaluation showed no evidence of aorticarch or pulmonary artery obstruction.
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An embryological hypothesis for the anomalies of the aorticarch is proposed.
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Results: Hemorrhage from the aorticarch was controlled in all patients.
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There were no deaths in patients with associated interrupted aorticarch.
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The combination of aortic atresia and interrupted aorticarch is a rare condition.
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Evolution in the endovascular era has influenced the management of aorticarch pathologies.
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Via median sternotomy, the aorticarch was opened in circulatory arrest.
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Severe calcification of the ascending aorta and the aorticarch complicates cardiac surgery.
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The huge thrombus was removed successfully from the aorticarch by urgent surgery.
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An MRI showed a residual stenosis of the aorticarch and a small aneurysm.
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Circulatory arrest time was significantly reduced by using a modified repair of the aorticarch.
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Conclusions: A modified distal aorticarch occlusion can considerably shorten the duration of circulatory arrest.
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A chest computed tomographic scan revealed severe calcification on the ascending aorta and aorticarch.
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Brachiocephalic vein stenosis was found near the aorticarch.
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Thirty-seven percent required aorticarch replacement and 35% required concomitant cardiac or vascular procedures.