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The innominate artery is the most commonly affected supra-aortic vessel in the acute ascending aorta dissection. The brachiocephalic vessels, separated from the true lumen, need reimplantation. The fragile vessel tissue… Click to show full abstract
The innominate artery is the most commonly affected supra-aortic vessel in the acute ascending aorta dissection. The brachiocephalic vessels, separated from the true lumen, need reimplantation. The fragile vessel tissue might be challenging to reconstruct. Cerebral blood flow could be restored using an extra-anatomic bypass.
Keywords:
bypass;
using extra;
extra anatomic;
innominate artery;
surgical reconstruction
Journal Title: Interactive cardiovascular and thoracic surgery
Year Published: 2021
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Journal Title: Interactive cardiovascular and thoracic surgery
Year Published: 2021
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