Titlebook: Diagnosis and Treatment of Aortic Diseases; Christoph A. Nienaber,Rossella Fattori Book 1999 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 199

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Aortic trauma,een 1936 and 1942, in a cohort of 7000 autopsies, Strassman [.] found only 51 patients with traumatic aortic rupture secondary to vehicular collision, whereas several recent investigations have shown that TAR occurs in 10 percent to 30 percent of adults sustaining fatal blunt trauma; it therefore re

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A Set of Topological Invariants for Graphs of aortic dissection by DeBakey, Cooley and Creech [.]. In 1963, Morris et al. described the first successful repair of acute aortic dissection involving the ascending aorta [.]; since then, the understanding of the complexity of this disease, the diagnostic implications as well as surgical refinem

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Hat Soziale Arbeit ein politisches Mandat?een 1936 and 1942, in a cohort of 7000 autopsies, Strassman [.] found only 51 patients with traumatic aortic rupture secondary to vehicular collision, whereas several recent investigations have shown that TAR occurs in 10 percent to 30 percent of adults sustaining fatal blunt trauma; it therefore re

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Aortic dissection,articular interest in the process of aortic dissection [.]. Later in 1761 Morgagni described in detail the pathologic features of a patient with a ruptured aorta and pericardial tamponade [.]. The term “dissection” was eventually coined by Laennec in 1819 [.], and the famous clinical and pathologica

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Surgical treatment of aortic aneurysms,ion and oversewing of the aneurysmal neck, introduction of wire into the aneurysm sac (sometimes accompanied by delivery of electrical current), endoaneurysmorrhaphy, and cellophane wrapping of the aneurysm. In 1951, the modern surgical era was heralded by Lam and Aram who replaced a descending thor

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Aortic trauma,as in 1557 by Vesalius, who described a patient with an aortic rupture after a fall from a horse. In 1923 Dshanelidze in Russia reported the first successful repair of TAR in a penetrating lesion of ascending aorta, followed in the 50s by the surgical reports of Gerbode et al., Klassen et al., Passa