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Sudden death due to spontaneous acute dissection of the left subclavian artery with rupture during postpartum period: a case report.

Marie Barbesier¹, Emily R Duncanson, Shannon M Mackey-Bojack, Susan J Roe, Lindsey C Thomas.

Abstract

Subclavian artery dissection is usually associated with coexisting aortic disease. Isolated and spontaneous acute subclavian artery dissection is uncommon and rarely reported. In addition, no case of left subclavian artery dissection during pregnancy and early puerperium has been described. We report the autopsy case of a 24-year-old female who died suddenly 3 days after delivery due to a spontaneous left subclavian artery dissection with rupture.

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Year: 2012 PMID： 22740172 DOI： 10.1007/s00414-012-0730-6

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Int J Legal Med ISSN： 0937-9827 Impact factor: 2.686

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5 in total

Sudden death due to spontaneous acute dissection of the left subclavian artery with rupture during postpartum period: a case report.

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