Technical challenges and anatomic anomalies encountered during aortic surgery

Keyphrases

• Aortic Surgery 100%
• Open Surgical Repair 100%
• Endovascular Techniques 100%
• Anatomic Anomalies 100%
• Clinical Application 50%
• Surgeons 50%
• Anatomical Knowledge 50%
• Aorta 50%
• Young Patients 50%
• Invasive Procedures 50%
• Aortic Arch 50%
• Connective Tissue Disease 50%
• Aortic Tissue 50%
• Endovascular 50%
• Endovascular Procedures 50%
• Endovascular Repair 50%
• Suprarenal 50%
• Traumatic Injury 50%
• Aneurysm 50%
• Infrarenal Aorta 50%
• Descending Aorta 50%
• Thoracoabdominal Aorta 50%
• Traditional Surgery 50%
• Degenerative Aneurysm 50%
• Aortobronchial Fistula 50%
• Penetrating Aortic Ulcer 50%
• Endovascular Reconstruction 50%
• Pathology Clinical 50%
• Unexpected Situations 50%
• Endograft 50%
• Technical Failure 50%
• Conversion to Open Surgery 50%
• Intramural Hematoma 50%
• Vascular Surgeon 50%
• Aortic Pathology 50%
• Complex Aortic Disease 50%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Surgeon 100%
• Aneurysm 100%
• Aortic Surgery 100%
• Surgery 50%
• Injury 50%
• Surgical Technique 50%
• Invasive Procedure 50%
• Ulcer 50%
• Aortic Arch 50%
• Conversion to Open Surgery 50%
• Hematoma 50%
• Aortic Tissue 50%
• Endovascular Surgery 50%
• Connective Tissue Disease 50%
• Clinical Pathology 50%
• Bronchus Fistula 50%
• Aortic Disease 50%

INIS

• surgery 100%
• aorta 60%
• diseases 40%
• patients 40%
• applications 40%
• pathology 40%
• repair 40%
• tissues 20%
• comparative evaluations 20%
• variations 20%
• spectra 20%
• kidneys 20%
• failures 20%
• injuries 20%
• ulcers 20%
• conversion 20%
• hematomas 20%
• fistulae 20%
• connective tissue 20%
• durability 20%