Abstract
Total endovascular aortic arch repair is nowadays a promising alternative for selected patients with aortic arch disease. These endovascular procedures are technically challenging and require a diligent planning among all members of a multidisciplinary "Aorta Team" integrating cardiovascular anesthesiologists. In fact, endovascular aortic arch repair is a major challenge for anesthesiologists because of the risk of hemodynamic instability, cerebral events and acute kidney injury. In order to achieve the success, it is fundamental to discuss each patient in an individual basis, including perioperative management and care, and to be aware of surgical steps and their potential complications. Considering our previous experience with endovascular thoracoabdominal aortic surgery, we herein summarize our experience with anesthetic management of patients who underwent total endovascular aortic arch repair and its principal outcomes.
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