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What is A 50 years old male presented in the emergency with high BP (160/100) and hea rate of 120. A CECT is done which is given below. What is the management of the given condition: and explain in detail?
The given radiological image shows Aoic dissection involving arch of aoa which comes under Stanford type A. Stanford type A is usually associated with complications like Coronary occlusion Aoic regurgitation Cardiac tamponade -Hence Surgical repair is needed for this type Stanford type B If no life-threatening complication - Resuscitation and blood transfusion If complication present - Surgical repair