La Revue de medecine interne · 2000
[Roles of arterial dysplasia, chronic ergotism and other factors in a case multiple spontaneous arterial dissections].
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Garnier P, Michel D, Barral F G, Beauchet O, Ollagnier M, Guy C, Broyet C, Ruel J H, Laurent B
Аннотация
INTRODUCTION: Spontaneous dissection of cervical and visceral arteries are rare and usually associated with an underlying arterial disease.
EXEGESIS: The authors report the unusual case of a 50-year-old woman with high blood pressure who presented spontaneous dissection of cervico-cephalic, renal and hepatic arteries and of the descending aorta. She had been taking ergotamine tartrate for ten years for migraine. She also suffered from Raynaud's syndrome worsened by treatment.
CONCLUSION: The respective roles of arterial dysplasia, chronic ergotism, renovascular hypertension and migraine are discussed.
EXEGESIS: The authors report the unusual case of a 50-year-old woman with high blood pressure who presented spontaneous dissection of cervico-cephalic, renal and hepatic arteries and of the descending aorta. She had been taking ergotamine tartrate for ten years for migraine. She also suffered from Raynaud's syndrome worsened by treatment.
CONCLUSION: The respective roles of arterial dysplasia, chronic ergotism, renovascular hypertension and migraine are discussed.