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Hemodynamic changes lead to alterations in aortic diameters and may challenge further stent graft sizing in acute aortic syndrome

Lortz et al., 2018

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10123615919122145264
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Lortz J
Tsagakis K
Rammos C
Lind A
Schlosser T
Jakob H
Rassaf T
Jánosi R
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Journal of Thoracic Disease

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Background Precise stent graft sizing in Thoracic endovascular aortic repair (TEVAR) is crucial to receive optimal long-term results. Computed tomography (CT), as the current standard in assessing aortic diameters (ADs), is often performed at initial diagnosis. Since …
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