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魚の骨の摂取による生命を脅かす大動脈副動脈瘤:症例報告

Salih Güler1,2, Salih Toy1, Fatih Ada1

  • 1Department of Cardiovascular Surgery, Sivas Cumhuriyet University Faculty of Medicine, Sivas, Türkiye.

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|February 17, 2026
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魚の骨が胸前大動脈副動脈瘤と大動脈食管フィスチュラ (AEF) を引き起こした希少なケースは,外体摂取の危険性を強調しています. 緊急の内血管修復とその後の除去は,命を救う介入でした.

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大動脈の偽動脈起解症である.アオルトエソファゲアルフィスチュラ魚の骨 魚の骨 魚の骨 魚の骨異体摂取 異体摂取胸内血管大動脈修復 (TEVAR) とは

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