1976
DOI: 10.1378/chest.70.1.105a
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Aneurysm of Aberrant Right Subclavian Artery with Esophageal Perforation

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“…Only 10 other cases attributed to this etiology have been reported. 11,12,16,18,19,23,25,33,35,42 Only 1 patient with upper GI bleed secondary to ARSA aneurysm survived all bleeding episodes, and the patient required balloon tamponade with surgery to replace the aorta. 33 Our patient survived the initial bleeding event, but died 3 months later, as he declined definitive surgical intervention to stop the recurrent bleeding.…”
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“…Only 10 other cases attributed to this etiology have been reported. 11,12,16,18,19,23,25,33,35,42 Only 1 patient with upper GI bleed secondary to ARSA aneurysm survived all bleeding episodes, and the patient required balloon tamponade with surgery to replace the aorta. 33 Our patient survived the initial bleeding event, but died 3 months later, as he declined definitive surgical intervention to stop the recurrent bleeding.…”
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“…A primeira corresponde à dilatação aneurismática na origem dessa artéria, lesão rara, conhecida como "divertículo de Kommerell", geralmente assintomática e observada em adultos e idosos [4][5][6] . Essa lesão provocaria erosão progressiva da parede esofagiana, à semelhança do que ocorre com maior freqüência entre um aneurisma arteriosclerótico da aorta abdominal e o duodeno 7 .…”
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“…Quando a situação clínica do doente não permitir abordagem direta da fístula, poder-se-á realizar apenas exclusão esofágica, deixando para um segundo tempo a correção da anomalia 2 . Devemos destacar a extrema dificuldade diagnóstica observada nos portadores de hemorragia secundária às comunicações arteriais com o esô-fago, particularmente nas anomalias vasculares, determinando alta mortalidade 4,[6][7][8] . Somente o reconhecimento de seus sinais permite o estabelecimento da conduta cirúrgica em momento oportuno, ou seja, antes que o sangramento intenso e repetido determine repercussões sistêmicas.…”
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“…Rupture of an ARSA aneurysm into the esophagus is rare, with only 20 reported cases [1]. Most fistulas appear as a spontaneous rupture of a preexisting atherosclerotic aneurysm in the ARSA, but there have been several reports of arterioesophageal fistulas after prolonged nasogastric esophageal intubation in young patients with an ARSA who did not have an aneurysm [2].…”
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