Key result
Endovascular fenestration using a peripheral re-entry catheter successfully restored true lumen perfusion and visceral blood flow after inadvertent deployment of a Frozen Elephant Trunk prosthesis into the false lumen.
Why the study?
Frozen Elephant Trunk treatment has specific complications that must be recognized early and managed to minimize consequences.
Case Report (n=1)
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Endovascular fenestration using a peripheral re-entry catheter is a feasible rescue strategy for restoring true lumen perfusion after inadvertent deployment of a Frozen Elephant Trunk prosthesis into the false lumen.
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Kozáková et al. (2019) conducted a case report in Acute type A aortic dissection (n=1). Endovascular fenestration using Outback re-entry catheter was evaluated on Restoration of true lumen perfusion. Endovascular fenestration using a peripheral re-entry catheter successfully restored true lumen perfusion and visceral blood flow after inadvertent deployment of a Frozen Elephant Trunk prosthesis into the false lumen.
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