Key result
Appropriate medical treatment and corrective surgery for aortic dissection are successful in over 90% of cases, with 10-year success expected to exceed 50%.
Population
Patients with aortic dissection (types I, II, and III)
Design
Review
Authors
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Supports early diagnosis and intervention; leaves open need for randomized trials to refine long-term outcomes.
Early diagnosis and prompt medical or surgical treatment of aortic dissection yield over 90% success rates, significantly improving upon the high mortality of untreated cases.
E. Stanley Crawford (1990) conducted a review in Aortic dissection. Medical treatment and corrective surgery was evaluated on Treatment success. Appropriate medical treatment and corrective surgery for aortic dissection are successful in over 90% of cases, with 10-year success expected to exceed 50%.
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