There were 140 patients operated for the celiac trunk (CT) and renal arteries extravascular compression (FC) in diaphragmatic aorta segment. The clinical syndromes of chronic abdominal ischemia and vasorenal hypertension were depicted. The predisposing factors of CT EC is the patients' dolichomorphic constitution with epigastric angle of < or = 70 degrees. The effectiveness of differentiated tactic choice of operative intervention magnitude according to the disease stage was shown. The late follow-up results witnesses the necessity of timely and adequate treatment.
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