Histopathological findings of diseased ascending aortae with clinicopathological correlation - A single-centre study of 160 cases.

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The most common reason for ascending aorta resection is an aneurysm or dissection. Aortic dissection is a life-threatening condition in which an aneurysm is a crucial risk factor. The essential criteria for aneurysm resection include the diameter, genetic predisposition, and aortic valve disease. This study aimed to compare the histological findings in aneurysms and dissections and correlate them with clinical...

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