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Right transfemoral angiogram at presentation showing occlusion to left common iliac artery extending into the left external iliac artery.
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The above knee popliteal artery (PA) was occluded with reconstitution of a single vessel runoff at mid leg, most probably the posterior tibial artery (Figure 1).
Post-op contrast CT abdomen showing normal abdominal aorta at its origin.
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The dissection lies to the left of the celiac axis curving anteriorly to the left and sparing the left and right renal arteries which appeared patent behind the dissection (Figures 2 and 3).
Post-op contrast CT abdomen showing supraceliac aortic dissection (white arrow).
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The dissection lies to the left of the celiac axis curving anteriorly to the left and sparing the left and right renal arteries which appeared patent behind the dissection (Figures 2 and 3).