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case_images: A - Image of computed tomography. Defect and dilatation were seen on the oesophageal wall (red arrow), saccular aneurysm in the thoracic aorta (blue arrow). B - Image of computed tomography. Extravasation of the oral contrasted fluid in mediastinum
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case_images: Image of angiography, completion of the TEWAR procedure.. Black arrow - stent, red arrow - left subclavian artery.
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case_images: TEVAR procedure (Figure 2), temporary loss of strength was seen in the upper and lower left extremities a day after the procedure. The patient's neurological evaluation revealed neither intracranial bleeding nor signs pertaining to infarction.
case_images: A - Endoscopic examination of the oesophagus. Wall defect of about 23-27 cm on the oesophagus aortic graft was seen (arrow). B - Image of endoscopic self-expendable metallic stent in oesophagus
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case_images: Her endoscopic results obtained on the 17th day of the follow-up demonstrated a wall defect of about 23-27 cm on the oesophagus (Figure 3 A). An endoscopic self-expendable metallic stent was placed in order to prevent continuing contamination (Figure 3 B).