In the absence of a catheterization room and in the event of an emergency, thrombolysis presents the first choice of revascularization of an acute coronary syndrome with ST segment elevation, which can cause a real danger in case of spontaneous
dissection of the artery coronary because of the risk of its extension by increasing intramural bleeding [34, 35] and may even be fatal.
It is less invasive than other treatment options for aortic
dissection repair and offers quicker recovery times for patients.
An acute
dissection of the thoracic aorta, one of the most common causes of aortic emergencies, requires prompt diagnosis and treatment 0.[1] The presence of
dissection, the
dissection type, and its complications can be determined with a sensitivity and specificity of nearly 100% through CTA.[2] Aortic rupture is a common and fatal complication of type B aortic
dissection.
The primary concern was acute mesenteric ischemia, for which the patient underwent a selective SMA arteriography, which revealed a complete (100%) SMA occlusion with proximal intimal
dissection and normal celiac axis (Figure 3).
Patients with carotid or vertebral artery
dissection can have local and distal ischemic manifestations.
Cadaveric
dissection has been the main teaching modality in anatomy education since the ancient times.
Of which, 531 potential patients were yielded by searching relevant key words in hospital database, including
dissection, filling defect, intimal tear or intimal flap.
Tonsillectomy was performed using cold
dissection in 59 patients (26 males and 33 females; mean age, 9.5[+ or -]5.2 years) and bipolar diathermy in 61 patients (34 females and 27 males; mean age, 8.9[+ or -]5.4 years).
Multidetector computed tomography was performed in all cases.[6] Acute type A
dissection was defined as any
dissection that involved the ascending aorta and/or aortic arch.
Anatomy
Dissection says it has a BIOX experience for everyone, whether you're a beginner, a school pupil preparing for exams or an undergraduate student of advanced anatomy and pathology.
It was ignored until the 1950s or 1960s at the earliest, and it continued to be ignored in many societies where bodies for
dissection and organs for donation are scarce.
Cervical MRI angiography (MRA) revealed an aspect coherent with
dissection in the right extracranial vertebral artery (Figure 2).