Predictors of in‐hospital mortality in patients with aortic dissection

The moment has arrived to consider the combination of echocardiography and transabdominal ultrasound for accurate diagnosis in cases of aortic dissection

“…In its early stages, the disease can go undetected as noticeable clinical symptoms typically only emerge during more advanced phases. This is especially true when the false lumen's diameter increases, compressing the true lumen and impeding blood circulation throughout the body 8–10 . Hence, this concise study underscores the significance of employing ultrasound examinations to enhance the accuracy of AD diagnosis across its various presentations.…”

“…This is especially true when the false lumen's diameter increases, compressing the true lumen and impeding blood circulation throughout the body. [8][9][10] Hence, this concise study underscores the significance of employing ultrasound examinations to enhance the accuracy of AD diagnosis across its various presentations. This approach aids in categorizing the most suitable surgical or pharmacological interventions for these patients.…”

“…The significance of this approach is underscored by instances where misdiagnosis of the type of AD has been documented 8,9 . Hence, whenever feasible, adopting the combination of these two examinations, as demonstrated by Zhong et al, 7 becomes imperative.…”

“…The significance of this approach is underscored by instances where misdiagnosis of the type of AD has been documented. 8,9 Hence, whenever feasible, adopting the combination of these two examinations, as demonstrated by Zhong et al, 7 becomes imperative. The researchers emphasize that this pairing of ultrasound examinations substantially enhances the precision of AD diagnosis across diverse variations.…”