Vascular disease affecting the main artery that carries blood from the heart to the entire body. Disease of this artery can be blockages (plaque), aneurysms (ballooning), traumatic injury, or dissections (tears). Aortic disease can cause damage to organs, extremities, disability, and death.
Ballooning of the aorta in the chest. Once it reaches a certain size threshold repair is recommended to prevent rupture.
Damage to the aorta in the chest typically the result of high-speed motor vehicle accident or fall from height.
Tear in the aorta in the chest that can extend to the heart and or to the legs. This can result in heart attack, stroke, organ damage, kidney failure and loss of blood flow to the extremities.
Ballooning of the aorta in the chest that extends into the abdomen. Once it reaches a certain size threshold repair is recommended to prevent rupture.
Ballooning of the aorta in the abdomen. Once it reaches a certain size threshold repair is recommended to prevent rupture.
Tear in the aorta in the abdomen that can cause damage to organs, kidneys or lower extremity blood flow.
Damage to the aorta in the abdomen from motor vehicle accident or penetrating trauma
Blockages of the major artery in the abdomen typically resulting in leg pain with walking. This often extended into the iliac arteries.
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