The optimal management of Stanford type A accute aortic dissection (TAAAD) with mesenteric malperfusion (TAAADwM) is controversial. Our strategy of TAAADwM is open superior mesenteric artery (SMA) bypass prior to aortic repair, if we suspect TAAADwM on computed tomography (CT) scan, whatever other findings might be or not. The need of treatment of mesenteric malperfusion prior to aortic repair is not always linked with digestive symptom, lactate, intraoperative finding. The mortality of 14 patients with TAAADwM was 21.4%, which was an allowable result. Our strategy might be proper at instances of, allowable time for management of open SMA bypass, unnecessarily of endovascular treatment, confirming an enteric property and ability to respond to a rapid hemodynamic change.
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