Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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9400748 | EMC - Chirurgie | 2005 | 10 Pages |
Abstract
Results and conclusions. - A detailed preoperative evaluation to determine the rupture and operative risk is required. A threshold size of 5.5-6 cm is recommended for elective repair of TAA IV, which then is adjusted for age and other risk factors. Operative simplicity with the clamp and sew approach to obtain a short aortic cross-clamp time seems to have most support in the literature. The necessity of adjunct treatment to prevent visceral and spinal cord ischemia seems to be needed rarely. Uncomplicated repair has a minimal risk of neurological injury and a low risk of renal failure requiring dialysis in patients without preoperative renal dysfunction or renal artery stenosis. The role of endovascular repair of these aneurysms remains to be established.
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Authors
C.-M. Wahlgren, E. Wahlberg,