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November 21, 1990JAMA

The diagnosis and management of aortic dissection

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Population

Patients with aortic dissection (types I, II, and III)

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ECE S CrawfordBaylor College of Medicine

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Implication

Supports early intervention in aortic dissection; leaves open the need for prospective validation of long-term outcomes.

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Population
Patients with aortic dissection (types I, II, and III)
I
Intervention
Medical treatment and corrective surgery, including total aortic replacement
O
Outcome
Survival and treatment success ratehard clinical

Early diagnosis and prompt application of appropriate medical and surgical treatment are key to successful outcomes in aortic dissection, yielding success rates over 90%.

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E S Crawford (1990) studied this question.

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