Table 1 Study population, surgical strategies, and outcomes
Number | Age | Sex | Primary aortic disease | Interval between TEVAR and AEF (years) | symptom | Surgical method | 30 days postoperative results | Follow up time (months) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 48 | male | thoracic aortic dissection | 0.58 | Fever, chest and back pain | Open surgery | survival | 3(survival) |
2 | 61 | male | Thoracic aortic aneurysm, thoracic aortic dissection | 11 | Fever, cough, hematemesis | Open surgery | survival | 72(survival) |
3 | 50 | male | thoracic aortic dissection | 9 | Fever, chills, chest and back pain | Open surgery | death | —— |
4 | 50 | male | Aortic ulcer with intramural hematoma | 5 | Fever, hematemesis, and black stools | Open surgery | death | —— |
5 | 49 | male | thoracic aortic dissection | 7 | Fever, hematemesis | TEVAR, Open surgery | death | —— |
6 | 36 | male | Thoracic aortic aneurysm | 11 | Fever and black stools | TEVAR | death | —— |
7 | 67 | male | Aortic intramural hematoma with multiple penetrating ulcers | 0.25 | Fever, chest pain, hematemesis | TEVAR | death | —— |
8 | 75 | male | thoracic aortic dissection | 4 | Fever and abdominal pain | Open surgery | death | —— |
9 | 77 | male | Thoracic aortic aneurysm | 5 | Fever and hematemesis | TEVAR, Open surgery | survival | 3(death) |
10 | 65 | male | thoracic aortic dissection | 3 | Fever and hematemesis | Open surgery | death | —— |