Women, people from ethnic minority backgrounds, and those from the most deprived communities are less likely to receive ...

Innominate artery origin to left subclavian artery origin ... Interobserver variability for the transverse aortic arch was good (kappa coefficient of 0.75). Calcification at the division between ...

Team's approach underscores urgency of comprehensive management to confront myriad challenges of the condition ...

The subdivision into seven segments seems to be clinically important—the aortic root, the ascending aorta, the ascending aortic arch, the vessel bearing arch ... and the adventitia provides the ...

If this process is disrupted, life-threatening congenital cardiovascular malformations can occur, such as interruption of the aortic arch, isolation of individual arteries, or so-called vascular rings ...

The fourth branchial arch artery contributes to the aortic arch on the left and proximal subclavian artery on the right. The fifth branchial artery is one of contention, probably related to the fact ...

The skirt anastomosis can be placed fairly anteriorly on the aortic arch near the level of the innominate artery to facilitate hemostasis; this anastomosis later becomes unimportant when the ...

Aortic arch measurements were performed in cross‐sectional multiplanar reformatted images from the ungated gadolinium 3D MRA using the thinnest possible slice and adjusting the image contrast and ...

Results Higher aortic calcium scores were associated with amputation within 30 days (5,767.6 versus 805.3; p=0.02). Amputation during the first year correlated with a higher below-the-knee arteries ...

The aim of this study was to explore the relationship between aortic stiffness and calcification in healthy subjects using quantitative, high-resolution CT imaging and aPWV, the current gold-standard ...

Conclusion: Aortic arch branch cannulation is a feasible and safe arterial perfusion strategy for ATAAD surgery via a minimally invasive single upper hemisternotomy. Among the options, the innominate ...