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Long-Term Results of Surgery for Stanford Type A Aortic Dissection. Risk Factors of Distal False Lumen Dilatation
Stanford A型大動脈解離の外科治療と遠隔成績 遺残解離腔拡大要因の検討
1998
Japanese Journal of Cardiovascular Surgery
Stanford A型大動脈解離の外科治療と遠隔成績 遺残解離腔拡大要因の検討
For treatment of Stanford type A aortic dissection, we have operated only on the ascending aorta out of consideration of operative invasions and complications. However, if only the ascending aorta is replaced, the residual distal false lumen and its dilatation become problematic. We examined the risks of postoperative dilatation of the distal false lumen in terms of the following three factors (1) patency of the distal false lumen, (2) Marfan's syndrome, (3) aortic medial degeneration. Between
doi:10.4326/jjcvs.27.270
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