… were associated with a reduced need for aortic re-interventions. CPB time remains the most
… The extent of the aortic disease and the proximity of the ascending aorta and right ventricle …

… root replacements and similar extents of arch replacement at initial type A aortic dissection
… aortic reinterventions (median 1 vs 0, P < .0001) and mean cumulative aortic reinterventions …

… If necessary, debranching of the innominate artery (IA) and left common carotid artery (LCCA)
to the ascending aorta was planned with or without a bypass through a median sternotomy…

… In 9 others, secondary success was achieved with an adjunctive procedure either at the time
of the initial repair or at a later reintervention, for a rate of secondary success achieved in 73…

… Guidewires facilitated the insertion of pigtail catheters for angiography of the abdominal,
descending, and ascending aorta. These procedures aimed to ascertain the diameter of the …

… up data were available for 86 patients: 10 patients died of non-aortic-related causes;
reintervention for aortic disease (endovascular repair or open surgery) was performed in 8 patients. …

… This includes three patients with a disease progression at the ascending aorta/aortic arch,
two patients with retrograde dissection after TEVAR (initially treated for a CEAD/IMH), and two …

… localized in the ascending aorta. Median … aorta-related reintervention but less late
reintervention than after a conventional arch repair. Close follow-up of the remaining aorta by an …

… root aneurysm and/or aortic valve disease in patients with TAAD [3, 7–11]. Our goal was to
… of ascending aortic replacement achieves late outcomes comparable to those of aortic root …

… endovascular aortic repair (TEVAR) of the ascending aorta is … variety of pathologies of the
ascending aorta including type A … use of TEVAR for the ascending aorta as well as the latest …