A single-center experience treating renal malperfusion after aortic dissection with central aortic fenestration and renal artery stenting

Percutaneous aortic fenestration and renal artery stenting are both technically feasible and associated with an acceptable complication rate. Most patients respond well symptomatically, obviating the need for immediate surgical relief of renal artery obstruction and allowing for renal malperfusion recovery.