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Careful planning and execution of operative management with attention to specific patient characteristics remain prerequisites for reducing mortality and complications in acute aortic syndromes.
Careful planning and execution of operative management tailored to patient characteristics are essential to reduce mortality and complications in acute aortic syndrome.
Refinements in aortic interventions may improve outcomes in acute syndromes; leaves open optimal patient-specific strategies.
Acute aortic dissection and intramural haematoma are the most common disease entities under the category of ‘acute aortic syndromes’. High mortalities and morbidities remain clinical challenges in their management, even in the international arena. Continuous advancement and new evidence about open, endovascular and hybrid interventions offer new insights towards improvements in treatment outcomes. Careful planning and execution of operative management with attention to specific patient characteristics remain the prerequisites for a reduction in mortality and complications.
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Yu et al. (2018) conducted a review in Acute aortic syndrome (acute aortic dissection and intramural haematoma). Open, endovascular and hybrid interventions was evaluated. Careful planning and execution of operative management with attention to specific patient characteristics remain prerequisites for reducing mortality and complications in acute aortic syndromes.
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