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A national cross-sectional survey on time-trends for endovascular repair of genetically-triggered aortic disease and connective tissue disorders over two decades.

The Journal of cardiovascular surgery - 1 Aug 2024

D'Oria Mario, Lepidi Sandro, Giudice Rocco, Budtz-Lilly Jacob, Ferrer Ciro

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BACKGROUND: By this survey, we aim to gain national-based information regarding trends in endovascular repair (ER) for the treatment of aortic disease in patients with genetically-triggered aortic disease (GTAD) and connective tissue disorder (CTD) over the last two decades. METHODS: All Italian vascular surgery centers (N.=80) were invited to participate in an anonymous electronic cross-sectional survey on ER...

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PMID: 38483793
DOI: 10.23736/S0021-9509.24.12941-2

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