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Surgical interventions in case of aortic dissection [17]

Surgical interventions in case of aortic dissection [17]

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Background: Recently, new concepts have been developed for the diagnosis, classification, and treatment of aortic dissection. The purpose of this article is to explain the current state of knowledge on this topic and discuss related topics. New data on the etiology of aortic dissection focus on excision surgery, biomarkers, and 4D magnetic resonanc...

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