Total endovascular repair of post-trauma ascending aortic pseudo-aneurysm and secondary superior vena cava syndrome.
Clavicular fracture or sterno-clavicular luxation are observed in 10% of all polytrauma patients and are frequently associated with concomitant intra-thoracic life-threatening injuries. Posterior sterno-clavicular luxation is well known to induce underlying great vessels damage. The gold standard treatment usually is a combined orthopedic and cardiovascular surgical procedure associating vascular repair, clavicular open reduction and internal fixation.
Source: Annals of Vascular Surgery - Category: Surgery Authors: S. Colombier, G. Girod, L. Niclauss, D. Danzer, E. Eeckhout, S.D. Qanadli, D. Delay Tags: Case Report Source Type: research
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