Publications by authors named "Bryan Cass"
Objectives: Ruptured mycotic pseudoaneurysms are rare, yet devastating complications that can prove challenging to manage. In immunocompromised populations, highly virulent organisms such as Gemella morbillorum can be especially difficult to combat. Here, we outline our approach to temporizing maneuvers in an emergent setting and definitive revascularization in a 27-year-old with a ruptured mycotic iliac artery pseudoaneurysm from necrosis of her kidney and pancreas allografts.
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- * The study looked at 40 CTD patients who had TEVAR for thoracoabdominal aortic aneurysms or aortic dissections between February 2014 and April 2021, revealing most had previous aortic interventions and a significant number faced complications post-surgery.
- * Results showed a high reintervention rate (62.5%), with reinterventions typically occurring within the first year, and indicated ongoing risks for aortic-related issues, highlighting challenges in treating CTD patients