The first branch is the right carotid and does not classify as a RAA branching pattern; one may be fooled into believing this is a left aortic arch with the first branch coursing rightward (see ...

In February 2013, while having a long-overdue dinner with her dear friend from med school, pediatrician Feleneta Villegas ...

The following anatomical factors were measured: A1 (subclavian artery angle), A2 (right subclavian–innominate artery angle ... P<0.001), and D2 (12.78 mm vs 14.91 mm; P<0.001). The aortic arch type ...

While one obvious possibility is muscle strain according to the Lancaster Orthopedic Group there are another five potential reasons for pain between your shoulder blades and some need urgent attention ...

Hypoplastic aortic arch means the arch is too narrow ... they allow blood to pass from the left to right and can lead to heart failure. All these conditions require surgical correction in such a small ...

As a result, partial aortic dissection artificial vascular replacement and partial aortic arch artificial vascular replacement ... fistula occluded through transcatheter ascending aorta - right atrial ...

The aorta starts at the heart’s left ventricle, curves into the aortic arch, and stretches all the way down from ... In the abdomen, it runs down the back before splitting into the left and right ...

The data raise questions about valve hemodynamics and the role of early imaging to stay ahead of clinical and subclinical ...

The phase II data are promising for patients who are managed with watchful waiting before being offered an intervention.

It's called coarctation of the aortic valve. "It basically means the aortic arch is too narrow for blood to flow completely through to get to her lower extremities, so it's not it's not allowing ...

There were no peripheral signs of aortic insufficiency. A few fine basilar rales were present, and a small venous "a" wave was noted. There was a prominent heave of the right ventricle ...