Images 3 month prior to current admission show native aortic root, intact supra-coronary graft of the ascending aorta and residual dissection beyond the graft. There is associated aneurysmal degeneration of the dissected descending aorta. At the level of the diaphragm the posterior true lumen is small. The larger, anterior false lumen is partially thrombosed

Paul Schoenhagen

doi:10.21037/asvide.2018.345

Images 3 month prior to current admission show native aortic root, intact supra-coronary graft of the ascending aorta and residual dissection beyond the graft. There is associated aneurysmal degeneration of the dissected descending aorta. At the level of the diaphragm the posterior true lumen is small. The larger, anterior false lumen is partially thrombosed

Paul Schoenhagen

https://doi.org/10.21037/asvide.2018.345

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Journal: ASVIDE

Publication Date: Mar 1, 2018

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Images 3 month prior to current admission show native aortic root, intact supra-coronary graft of the ascending aorta and residual dissection beyond the graft. There is associated aneurysmal degeneration of the dissected descending aorta. At the level of the diaphragm the posterior true lumen is small. The larger, anterior false lumen is partially thrombosed

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