Keywords
acute aortic dissection type A
etiology
pathogenesis
atherosclerosis
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Abstract
The article presents the chronology of studying the acute aortic dissection from Galen to the present. The emphasis is on the etiology and pathological conditions that contribute to the occurrence of acute aortic dissection type A in different age groups. It has been analyzed, that atherosclerosis is considered as a precondition for elderly people, and Marfan’s syndrome and other connective tissue dysplasia, acquired heart disease with rheumatic origin with posttenogenic enlargement and aortic dissection are the main ones, the congenital heart defect is bivalve aortic valve, Ehler–Danlow syndrome, Loya–Dietz, vasculitis are in young people.
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