Medicine · 2018
Application of thoracic endovascular aortic repair (TEVAR) in treating dwarfism with Stanford B aortic dissection: A case report.
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Qiu Jian, Cai Wenwu, Shu Chang, Li Ming, Xiong Qinggen, Li Quanming, Li Xin
Аннотация
RATIONALE: To apply thoracic endovascular aortic repair (TEVAR) to treat dwarfism complicated with Stanford B aortic dissection.
PATIENT CONCERNS: In this report, we presented a 63-year-old male patient of dwarfism complicated with Stanford B aortic dissection successfully treated with TEVAR.
DIAGNOSES: He was diagnosed with dwarfism complicated with Stanford B aortic dissection.
INTERVENTIONS: After conservative treatment, the male patient underwent TEVAR at 1 week after hospitalization. After operation, he presented with numbness and weakness of his bilateral lower extremities, and these symptoms were significantly mitigated after effective treatment. At 1- and 3-week after TEVAR, the aorta status was maintained stable and restored.
OUTCOMES: The patient obtained favorable clinical prognosis and was smoothly discharged. During subsequent follow-up, he remained physically stable.
LESSONS: TEVAR is probably an option for treating dwarfism complicated with Stanford B aortic dissection, which remains to be validated by subsequent studies with larger sample size.
PATIENT CONCERNS: In this report, we presented a 63-year-old male patient of dwarfism complicated with Stanford B aortic dissection successfully treated with TEVAR.
DIAGNOSES: He was diagnosed with dwarfism complicated with Stanford B aortic dissection.
INTERVENTIONS: After conservative treatment, the male patient underwent TEVAR at 1 week after hospitalization. After operation, he presented with numbness and weakness of his bilateral lower extremities, and these symptoms were significantly mitigated after effective treatment. At 1- and 3-week after TEVAR, the aorta status was maintained stable and restored.
OUTCOMES: The patient obtained favorable clinical prognosis and was smoothly discharged. During subsequent follow-up, he remained physically stable.
LESSONS: TEVAR is probably an option for treating dwarfism complicated with Stanford B aortic dissection, which remains to be validated by subsequent studies with larger sample size.