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Video 23-1. Ascending aorta seen in suprasternal view. 1 min Author(s): Daniel M. Shindler, MD, Professor of Medicine, Rutgers—Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, New Brunswick, NJ View in context
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Video 23-10. Dissection of the descending aorta. 1 min, 2 secs Author(s): Daniel M. Shindler, MD, Professor of Medicine, Rutgers—Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, New Brunswick, NJ View in context
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Video 23-11. Aneurysm and dissection flap in descending aorta posterior to the heart. 56 secs Author(s): Daniel M. Shindler, Olga I. Shindler, Alicia Wright View in context
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Video 23-12. Dissection flap in the descending aorta. Spontaneous contrast in the false lumen. 1 min Author(s): Daniel M. Shindler, Olga I. Shindler, Alicia Wright View in context
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Video 23-13. Dissection of the descending aorta beginning at the left subclavian artery. 58 secs Author(s): Daniel M. Shindler, Olga I. Shindler, Alicia Wright View in context
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Video 23-2. Normal proximal ascending aorta in parasternal long view. 1 min Author(s): Daniel M. Shindler, Olga I. Shindler, Alicia Wright View in context
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Video 23-3. Aneurysm of the descending aorta seen in cross-section with parasternal long view. 1 min Author(s): Daniel M. Shindler, MD, Professor of Medicine, Rutgers—Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, New Brunswick, NJ View in context
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Video 23-4. Aneurysm of the proximal ascending aorta seen in parasternal long view. 1 min, 2 secs Author(s): Daniel M. Shindler, MD, Professor of Medicine, Rutgers—Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, New Brunswick, NJ View in context
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Video 23-5. Intraoperative TEE. Long axis view of the proximal aorta demonstrating the intramural hematoma. 16 secs Author(s): Gbemiga Sofowora, Nkechinyere N. Ijioma View in context
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Video 23-6. Penetrating aortic ulcer with a mobile atheroma in the descending thoracic aorta. 1 min Author(s): Daniel M. Shindler, MD, Professor of Medicine, Rutgers—Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, New Brunswick, NJ View in context
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Video 23-7. Aortic atheroma Grade 5. Note the mobile debris in this X-plane view of the descending aorta. 16 secs Author(s): Gbemiga Sofowora, Nkechinyere N. Ijioma View in context
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Video 23-8. Dissection flaps of the proximal ascending aorta in parasternal long view. 1 min Author(s): Daniel M. Shindler, MD, Professor of Medicine, Rutgers—Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, New Brunswick, NJ View in context
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Video 23-9. Intraoperative TEE short axis view of the aorta. There is a type A dissection with a large mobile dissection flap. Note the dissection flap prolapsing across the AV. 19 secs Author(s): Gbemiga Sofowora, Nkechinyere N. Ijioma View in context
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