Resultados del tratamiento quirúrgico de la oclusión aguda de aorta abdominal

Frolov, S. de Varona; Silva, Marcela P. Acosta; Pérez, G. Volo; Pérez, María Dolores Fiuza

doi:10.1016/j.ciresp.2013.07.002

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“…2 Its actual incidence is unknown, but some authors refer to 1-4%. 10 The most common cause is of a thrombotic origin, either in patients with atherosclerotic pathology, patients with aortic aneurysm, or with a state of hypercoagulability or vasculitis. 10 Hypercoagulable states may play an important role in aortic occlusive disease, especially when they are superimposed on preexisting large vessel arteritis or atherosclerotic arterial disease.…”

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“…This may cause aortic lesions to be overlooked and lead to delays in diagnosis. 2,10 Possibilities for surgical treatment include thromboembolectomy, thrombolysis, open aortic surgery with anatomical or extraanatomical bypass reconstruction, and endovascular treatment using covered stents. 2 We report a case of acute infrarenal aortic thrombosis in a patient diagnosed with Rickettsia infection.…”

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“…10 The most common cause is of a thrombotic origin, either in patients with atherosclerotic pathology, patients with aortic aneurysm, or with a state of hypercoagulability or vasculitis. 10 Hypercoagulable states may play an important role in aortic occlusive disease, especially when they are superimposed on preexisting large vessel arteritis or atherosclerotic arterial disease. 2 The most common symptoms are pain, pallor, coldness, pulselessness, paresthesia, and paralysis of the lower extremities.…”

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Rickettsia conorii: Unusual case of acute aortic thrombosis

2022

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Objectives Mediterranean spotted fever is a common zoonosis in Europe caused by Rickettsia conorii bacterium . Among its wide range of clinical presentations, arterial thrombosis of large vessels has never been described before. Methods We report a case of a complete acute infrarenal aortic thrombosis in a 61-year-old male with R. conorii infection . Results and Conclusion The patient was successfully operated using open aortic surgery and subsequent treatment with doxycycline. To our knowledge, this is the first report of aortic thrombosis associated with infection by this parasite, extending the clinical spectrum of the disease.

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Rickettsia conorii: Unusual case of acute aortic thrombosis

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“…For patients presenting with AAO, primary or optimal modes of treatment and factors that affect perioperative mortality and complication rates in the modern endovascular era have yet to be defined. Contemporary studies of patients with AAO which reflect these changes in practice patterns remain limited by small sample sizes, thus limiting a provider’s ability to appropriately counsel patients on modern postoperative expectations, prognosis, and outcomes 3–6 .…”

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Risk factors for perioperative mortality after revascularization for acute aortic occlusion

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Salem

Jaman

et al. 2018

Journal of Vascular Surgery

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Even with prompt revascularization and despite the chosen treatment modality, AAO carries high risk of mortality and numerous life-threatening complications. Older patients presenting with elevated lactate levels, motor deficit, and bilateral internal iliac artery occlusions are at the highest risk of perioperative mortality. These factors may aid in risk stratification and managing expectations in this critically ill population.

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