Endovascular Repair of Thoracic Aorta Injury: 17 Years of Single-Center Experience

Václav Procházka; Jan Roman; František Jalůvka; Tomáš Jonszta; Adéla Vrtková; Leopold Pleva; Vladimír Ječmínek; Jiří Sieja; Radim Brát

doi:10.12659/MSM.934479

11 November 2021 : Clinical Research

Endovascular Repair of Thoracic Aorta Injury: 17 Years of Single-Center Experience

Václav Procházka

^12ABEF*, Jan Roman^34BCEF, František Jalůvka^34AEF, Tomáš Jonszta

^12E, Adéla Vrtková^5BCDE, Leopold Pleva^6AEF, Vladimír Ječmínek^7AE, Jiří Sieja^8E, Radim Brát^8ABF

DOI: 10.12659/MSM.934479

Med Sci Monit 2021; 27:e934479

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Figure 2 Tension hemothorax after thoracic aortic transection(A) Computed tomography (CT) angiogram volume rendering technique (VRT) reconstruction with contrast agent leakage. (B) Digital subtraction angiography showing dissection in loco typico. (C) ZDEG (Cook) stent graft implantation. (D) Abdominal aorta hypovolemia. (E) CT showing severe hemothorax and aortic injury. (F) CT follow-up after stent graft and hemothorax drainage. (G) CT angiogram follow-up 3D VRT reconstruction after stent graft placement. (H) CT follow-up maximum intensity projection after hemothorax drainage.

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