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Table 1 Dissection characteristic of patients who underwent STABILISE intervention

From: STABILISE; treatment of aortic dissection, a single Centre experience

Sex/Age (y)

Dissection type

Days post diagnosis (d)

Indications for stabilise

F/68

Post type A repair: Acute

14

False lumen growth and unilateral renal malperfusion

M/58

Post type A repair: Acute

2

Mesenteric malperfusion

M/75

Post type A repair: Acute

0

Unilateral renal and aortoiliac malperfusion

M/66

Post type A repair: Acute

13

False lumen growth, rupture, enlarging aortic dimensions and unilateral renal malperfusion

M/48

Post type A repair: Acute

13

False lumen growth, unilateral renal and aortoiliac malperfusion

M/42

Post type A repair: Acute

1

Unilateral renal and aortoiliac malperfusion

F/51

Post type A repair: Acute

7

False lumen growth

M/64

Post type A repair: Acute

4

Rupture

F/80

Post type A repair: Acute

1

Unilateral renal malperfusion

M/58

Acute type B

3

Refractory hypertension, pain, bilateral renal and aortoiliac malperfusion.

F/32

Acute type B

2

Enlarging aortic dimensions, refractory pain and hypertension

M/67

Acute type B

0

Rupture and enlarging aortic dimensions

M/81

Acute type B

27

Enlarging aortic dimensions, refractory hypertension and unilateral renal/aortoiliac malperfusion.

M/69

Acute type B

1

Bilateral renal malperfusion

F/55

Post type A repair: Chronic

115

Enlarging aortic dimensions

M/52

Post type B repair: Chronic

90

Enlarging aortic dimensions