… diagnosed with acute traumatic aorta wall rupture in our emergency department. An angio …
the aortic lesions. Eighteen patients with isolated intimal lesion, aorta wall hematoma or aorta …

… Early surgical intervention is recommended for type A aortic … assessing AAS in the emergency
setting. Although diagnostic … ), the safest and most rapid ‘gold standard’ investigation is …

… abdominal aorta is the continuation of the descending thoracic aorta. It begins at the aortic
… The abdominal aorta is broadly subdivided into suprarenal and infrarenal segments at the …

… to have high sensitivity in aortic dissection evaluation, its use is limited in the emergency
department. Conventional angiography is actually the gold standard in diagnosing most of …

… ultrasound results with preselected gold standards. The clinical impact of … aortic ultrasound
scans accurately. These scans appear useful as a screening measure in high-risk emergency …

… Currently, multidetector computerized tomography scanning with three-dimensional (3-D)
reconstruction capability is considered the “gold standard” for evaluating patients with aortic …

… However, while endovascular technique has a predominant role in the treatment of some
emergency aortic condition with high operative morbidity and mortality (eg acute type B …

… aortic lesions, plain chest film represents an adequate screening test. If aortography remains
the gold standard, … this article, will help the emergency radiologist to choose the appropriate …

… of a covered stent, now constitutes the gold standard treatment in these injuries. Due to the
… all traumatic injuries of the thoracic aorta require emergency treatment and that some can …

… Emergent open operative repair of the descending thoracic aorta, the traditional gold standard,
is associated with significant operative mortality and morbidity, making these procedures …