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How would you have managed the initial acute complicated Type B dissection event?

TEVAR short coverage (10-15 cm)

TEVAR long coverage (landing zone above CT)

TEVAR + RRA revascularization

TEVAR + RRA + left common iliac artery revascularization in single stage

Which preventive strategy would you use in a similar case of post-dissection TAAA to lower the risk of spinal cord ischaemia?

Staging

None

CSF drainage

SEP/MSEP monitoring

In case of endovascular approach, which additional tool or tip would you use to ensure a higher success rate and a safer procedure?

LRA cannulation + IVUS check before endograft deployment

IVUS

Left renal artery cannulation

None

How would you manage the narrow paravisceral true lumen in order to guarantee an adequate main graft and bridging stent expansion?

I would do nothing

Check and measure with IVUS

Endo-septostomy + IVUS

Open/Hybrid surgery

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