3. • Mortalidad 70-90%
– 20% de las muertes relacionadas con trauma
– 40-70% sobrevivirán si se diagnostican
– Mortalidad del 90% a los que no se tratan
• 45% : lesiones de ramas
– 30%: lesiones de ramas aisladas
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4.
5. • Istmo 36-54%
• Aorta ascendente 8-27%
• Arco aórtico 8-18%
• Aorta descendente 11-21%
• Aorta abdominal
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6. • Ausentes o inespecíficos en 50% de las veces
• Marca de cinturón de seguridad
• Lesión de plexo braquial
• Diferencias de pulsos
• Sindrome de vena cava superior
• Disfagia, masas supraesternales pulsátiles
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8. • Rx tórax
– Sensibilidad 85-100%
– Especificidad 10-45%
• Ensanchamiento mediastinal
• Pérdida del contorno del arco aórtico
• Ecocardio TE
– S/E > 90%
• TC
• Arteriografía
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9. Todd C. Ungar. Derivation of a Clinical Decision Rule to Exclude Thoracic Aortic Imaging in Patients With Blunt Chest Trauma After Motor Vehicle Collisions.
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10. H. H. LIEN. The Thoracic Paraspinal Shadow: A Review of the Appearances in Pathological Conditions. ClinicalRadiology (1984) 35, 215-221
11. Todd C. Ungar. Derivation of a Clinical Decision Rule to Exclude Thoracic Aortic Imaging in Patients With Blunt Chest Trauma After Motor Vehicle Collisions.
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12. Todd C. Ungar. Derivation of a Clinical Decision Rule to Exclude Thoracic Aortic Imaging in Patients With Blunt Chest Trauma After Motor Vehicle Collisions.
The Journal of TRAUMA Injury, Infection, and Critical Care. Volume 61 • Number 5
13. Todd C. Ungar. Derivation of a Clinical Decision Rule to Exclude Thoracic Aortic Imaging in Patients With Blunt Chest Trauma After Motor Vehicle Collisions.
The Journal of TRAUMA Injury, Infection, and Critical Care. Volume 61 • Number 5
14. Todd C. Ungar. Derivation of a Clinical Decision Rule to Exclude Thoracic Aortic Imaging in Patients With Blunt Chest Trauma After Motor Vehicle Collisions.
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15. Hematoma mediastinal
Disección de Subclavia izquierda
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16. Disección Braquiocefálica
Pseudoaneurismas
Ruptura aórtica
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17. Anna Holdgate. Review of branch aortic injuries in blunt chest trauma. Emergency Medicine Australasia (2005) 17 , 49–56
18. Enoch Akowuah. Emergency repair of traumatic aortic rupture: Endovascular versus conventional open repair. The Journal of Thoracic and Cardiovascular
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19. • Ligadura (ramas)
• Cirugía abierta
• Terapia endovascular
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20. Mortalidad en el
procedimiento
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21. Mortalidad a los 30
días
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22. Complicaciones
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