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CT scans of normal anatomy and patient with Marfan syndrome

CT scans of normal anatomy and patient with Marfan syndrome

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To review the most life-threatening manifestations of Marfan’s syndrome (MS) in the cardiovascular system. To demonstrate the importance of images for choosing the appropriate surgical approach. To present computed tomography (CT)-signs, which are indicative to the next stage surgical aortic repair in case of type A acute aortic dissection (AAD) in...

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... The prevalence of type A dissection among patients with Marfan syndrome at 60 years of age is approximately 50% [11]. (Fig. 7 on page 9) According to the American Heart Association Guidelines, ...

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