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Axial Angio-CT scan showing ruptured aorta in case 1.
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AngioCT-scan that showed a ruptured pararenal aortic aneurysm with maximum diameter of 72mm and retroperitoneal hematoma (Figure 1). Although the aortic neck had conical morphology, it had a length of 20mm before the start of the dilated portion of the aorta (Figure 2).
Aortography in anteroposterior plane showing infra-renal aneurysm in case 1.
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AngioCT-scan that showed a ruptured pararenal aortic aneurysm with maximum diameter of 72mm and retroperitoneal hematoma (Figure 1). Although the aortic neck had conical morphology, it had a length of 20mm before the start of the dilated portion of the aorta (Figure 2).
Postoperative anteroposterior aortography with a 36x14x103 Endurant, a 16x20x156 limb extension on the right side and two limb extensions on the left side (16x16x82 and 16x16x124).
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A 36x14x103 Endurant II main body, combined with a 16x20x156 limb extension on the right side and two limb extensions on the left side (16x16x82 and 16x16x124) were successfully implanted (Figure 3).
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Axial AngioCT-scan showing intraintestinal bleeding, secondary to an aortoenteric fistula in case 2.
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An AngioCT-scan showed an aortoenteric fistula (Figure 4).
Preoperative angiography in anteroposterior projection.
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Abbott Perclose Proglide devices (Figures 5  and 6). After surgery, the patient progressed well and another upper digestive endoscopy showed no bleeding at all. Additionally, the patient also underwent CT-guided aspiration of a peri-aortic collection which when cultured revealed multisensitive
Postoperative angiography in anteroposterior plane with AFX - Endologix 22-70/I16-30 and Vela 25-25/C75.
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Abbott Perclose Proglide devices (Figures 5  and 6). After surgery, the patient progressed well and another upper digestive endoscopy showed no bleeding at all. Additionally, the patient also underwent CT-guided aspiration of a peri-aortic collection which when cultured revealed multisensitive
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AngioCT-scan in coronal reconstruction with a right common iliac artery rupture in case 3.
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Once more, an AngioCT-scan showed a ruptured right common iliac aneurysm, without hemorrhagic shock (Figure 7).
Preoperative aortography in anteroposterior projection in case 3.
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There was hypogastric aneurysm involvement, so the device was connected to the upper gluteal artery with a 6x100 Gore Viabahn and 9x80 Bard Fluency (Figures 8  and 9).
Postoperative aortography in anteroposterior projection in case 3; 24x82 Zenith Cook, 13x74 left limb extension, and 16x39 right limb extension, with a 12x45x58 ZBIS and a 6x100 Viabahn and a 9x80 Fluency in the right internal iliac artery.
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There was hypogastric aneurysm involvement, so the device was connected to the upper gluteal artery with a 6x100 Gore Viabahn and 9x80 Bard Fluency (Figures 8  and 9).
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AngioCT-scan in axial plane showing aortic rupture in case 4.
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An AngioCT-scan showed a ruptured aortic aneurysm with 53mm maximum diameter (Figure 10), with right common iliac and external iliac occlusion, and a proximal neck length of 25mm.
Intraoperative anteroposterior projection aortography in case 4.
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A left groin incision was made to expose the femoral artery and a left brachial puncture was used to perform arteriographic control (Figures 11, 12).
Post-endoprosthesis implant aortography in anteroposterior projection showing 23x14x102 monoiliac Endurant II for the left limb with a 16x10x82 left iliac limb extension.
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A left groin incision was made to expose the femoral artery and a left brachial puncture was used to perform arteriographic control (Figures 11, 12).