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[Aneurysms and arterial dissections : when to suspect an underlying complex vascular disorder ?]
Enrica Porceddu1, Vincent Frey1, Sanjiv Keller1
1Service d'angiologie, Centre hospitalier universitaire vaudois, 1011 Lausanne.
Abstract:
Aneurysms and arterial dissections are potentially serious conditions that can affect different vascular territories and have various etiologies, whether atherosclerotic or hereditary. Their diagnosis and management require particular vigilance, as they may be the first manifestation of underlying complex vascular diseases. Early recognition and a coordinated approach are essential for preventing complications, ensuring appropriate follow-up, and identifying familial forms. In this context, referral to a specialized center for rare vascular diseases is a key step. These facilities actually provide multidisciplinary expertise, personalized care, and a contribution to research, with the goal of sustainably improving patient outcomes.
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