… occlusion of the suprarenal aorta. Intraoperatively, all patients were heparinized and none
became hypotensive. The average aortic total occlusion … that spinal cord ischemia is caused …

… We believe that spinal cord function can be maintained at extended ischemic time
periods by decreasing the metabolic rate of the cord and limiting the reperfusion injury. …

… Background and Purpose Cross-clamping of the thoracic aorta results in spinal cord ischemia
and prominent systemic hypertension. Using a rat model of transient spinal cord ischemia, …

… aortic inflow into these vessels is occluded with placement of a stent graft. In this setting, if an
additional insult is provided with the occlusion of … rapid onset of ischemic symptoms and the …

… neurologic manifestations of acute aortic occlusion do not imply spinal cord infarction but
severe ischemic neuropathy. All our patients with symptoms of spinal cord dysfunction had total …

… The intraoperative recognition of spinal cord ischemia during periods of aortic occlusion
would identify the need for specific technical adjuncts designed to circumvent the development …

… , especially in patients with severe arterial occlusive disease, but hypotension alone in our …
of spinal cord ischemia. The etiology of spinal cord ischemia after abdominal aortic operation …

… maldeployment causing a prolonged period of aortic occlusion and distal hypoperfusion. …
spinal cord ischemia. Two of our patients had both long-segment thoracic aortic occlusion and …

… Immediate neuronal damage in our model should be associated with the extended ischemic
time during aortic occlusion, which results in severe energy depletion and finally to acute …

… In eight sheep, spinal cord ischemia was elicited through occlusion of the aorta either … cord
blood flow during aortic occlusion with increasing distance from the proximal aortic occlusion …