2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.athoracsur.2016.09.008
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How to Clamp and Bypass if There Is Single Artery Supply to the Head and That Contains Severe Stenosis?

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“…Although most of the cases are related with developmental abnormalities, autoimmune vasculitis syndromes and atherosclerotic processes may also be associated with adult onset atypical coarctation. Most cases presenting with acquired CoA can be attributed to vascular inflammatory syndromes such as Takayasu arteritis, which carries an increased incidence in the female population [ 4 ] . Takayasu arteritis is an idiopathic granulomatous vasculitis effecting the aorta and its branches.…”
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“…Although most of the cases are related with developmental abnormalities, autoimmune vasculitis syndromes and atherosclerotic processes may also be associated with adult onset atypical coarctation. Most cases presenting with acquired CoA can be attributed to vascular inflammatory syndromes such as Takayasu arteritis, which carries an increased incidence in the female population [ 4 ] . Takayasu arteritis is an idiopathic granulomatous vasculitis effecting the aorta and its branches.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The results of the pathology indicated an atherosclerotic plaque formation along the tunica intima layer of the aorta at an atypical site for CoA ( Figure 3 ). Even though it is often difficult to distinguish the scarring stage of Takayasu arteritis from arteriosclerosis, the former shows tearing and fibrosis of the medial elastic fibers, fibrous thickening of the adventitia, and characteristic cell infiltration [ 4 - 6 ] , and although limited to one case, the findings published by Yoshida M. et al [ 14 ] raise the possibility that long-term persistent and severe inflammation of Takayasu arteritis alone is not sufficient to induce the progression of arterial damage presenting as atherosclerosis. However, histopathological examination of the surgically excised tissue was negative for Takayasu arteritis and indicated atherosclerosis alone as the cause for the coarctation.…”
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“…Bazı yazarlar operasyonları sırasında hiçbir zaman shunt uygulamanın gerekmediğini bildirirken, rutin olarak shunt kullanarak operasyonlarını gerçekleştiren ekipler de mevcuttur. Shunt gereksiniminin en önemli belirteci Willis poligonudur ve Willis poligonu sayesinde yeterli kollateral sirkülasyonu bulunan hastalarda shunt ihtiyacı olmamaktadır (12,14). Spekülasyonların aksine, karşı karotis arter tarafının oklüde ya da dar olup olmamasının shunt ihtiyacı ile alakası yoktur.…”
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