

Pulse Deficit in Aortic Dissections
Usefulness of Pulse Deficit in Predicting In-Hospital Complications and Mortality in Acute Type A Aortic Dissection Pulse deficit—an absent or reduced pulse in one limb compared to another—is a significant clinical sign in patients with acute type A aortic dissection (ATAAD). It often indicates involvement of major arterial branches, leading to malperfusion of vital organs such as the brain, kidneys, or limbs. Studies, including those from the IRAD registry, have shown that
Shaun Nicosia
2 hours ago1 min read


Survivor Story
Today we have a Survivor Story from our friends at Aortic Hope of Ellen Burts. To hear her fascinating story of survival just click on the link below! https://www.aortichope.org/post/it-s-survivor-series-saturday-featuring-ellen-burts #THINKAORTA #thinkaortathinkfamily
Shaun Nicosia
5 days ago1 min read


Survivor Story
Today we have a Survivor Story from our friends at Aortic Hope of Sunshine Hance. To read this incredible story just click on the link below! https://www.aortichope.org/post/it-s-survivor-series-saturday-featuring-sunshine-hance #thinkaortathinkfamily #THINKAORTA
Shaun Nicosia
May 281 min read


