Tratamento do aneurisma aterosclerótico da artéria temporal superficial: relato de caso

Matkovski, Paula Dayana; Filho, Jorge Oliveira da Rocha; Candemil, Patrick Cardoso; Zucco, Fabrício; Belz, Walmor Erwin; Loures, João Marcelo Gonçalves da Rocha; Júnior, Milton Sérgio Bohatch; Candemil, Renan Cardoso

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“…The remaining 5-8% are congenital aneurysms or have atherosclerotic origin. 5,6 A true traumatic aneurysm, involving all three layers of the vessel, is an extremely rare event. It is believed that true aneurysms may develop from a preexisting vascular condition, but this remains uncertain.…”

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Aneurisma verdadeiro pós-traumático de artéria temporal

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ResumoOs aneurismas de artéria temporal pós-traumático são eventos raros. Geralmente, são pseudoaneurismas. Como a causa mais frequente são ferimentos contusos, deve-se investigar todo paciente que possuir nodulação pulsátil na região da artéria temporal. O paciente apresentava protuberância pulsátil em região frontal direita há quatro meses, após queda de objeto pontiagudo, e o eco-Doppler evidenciou dilatação aneurismática. Assim, foi indicada sua excisão, que foi realizada com sucesso. O exame anatomopatológico demonstrou aneurisma verdadeiro traumático de artéria temporal superficial. Ocorrem devido ao fato de a artéria temporal superficial se localizar diretamente sobre o periósteo, o que a torna muito superficializada. Os aneurismas verdadeiros pós-traumáticos de artéria temporal são extremamente raros e podem ser confundidos com diversas outras afecções, como lipomas e cistos sebáceos.

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Aneurisma verdadeiro pós-traumático de artéria temporal

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Coil embolization for treating post-traumatic external occipital artery aneurysm, a case report with a literature review

Gharibi,

Rezziki,

Benzirar

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Interdisciplinary Neurosurgery

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True superficial temporal artery aneurysm: A case after extracranial-intracranial bypass surgery and a systematic review

Itani¹,

Shimizu²,

Tani³

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Background: Nontraumatic true superficial temporal artery aneurysm (STAA) is rare, and its characteristics and pathogenesis are unclear. Methods: We report a case of STAA and performed a systematic review of PubMed, Scopus, and Web of Science using the keyword “superficial temporal artery aneurysm” to include studies on STAA reported through July 2022. We excluded studies on STAA associated with trauma, arterial dissection, infection, or vasculitis. Results: A 63-year-old woman who underwent left superficial temporal artery (STA)-middle cerebral artery bypass surgery 8 years previously was diagnosed with an aneurysm located at the left STA. The blood flow volume estimated by ultrasonography was higher in the left STA than in the contralateral counterpart (114 mL/min vs. 32 mL/min). She underwent clipping surgery to prevent aneurysmal rupture without sequela. The lesion was diagnosed as a true aneurysm by histology. The systematic review identified 63 cases (including the present case) of nontraumatic true STAA. The median age of the patients was 57 (interquartile range [IQR]: 41–70) years. Most (90.5%) cases were detected as a palpable mass. Aneurysmal rupture occurred in only 1 (1.6%) case, despite the large size of aneurysms (median size: 13 [IQR: 8–20] mm) and the high frequency (33.3%) of aneurysmal growth during observation. Most (93.7%) patients underwent surgical resection of STAA without sequela. Conclusion: Our findings suggest that the pathogenesis of true STAA is promoted by hemodynamic stress. The systematic review clarified patients’ and aneurysmal characteristics and treatment outcomes, providing further insight into the pathogenesis of nontraumatic true STAA.

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Tratamento do aneurisma aterosclerótico da artéria temporal superficial: relato de caso

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Aneurisma verdadeiro pós-traumático de artéria temporal

Aneurisma verdadeiro pós-traumático de artéria temporal

Coil embolization for treating post-traumatic external occipital artery aneurysm, a case report with a literature review

True superficial temporal artery aneurysm: A case after extracranial-intracranial bypass surgery and a systematic review

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