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Visceral arterial aneurysms

2016 Dr. Abidin Geles Welche Arterien sind betroffen: Truncus coeliacus A. lienalis A. hepatica communis A. gastrica sinister A. mesenterica superior et inferior A. renalis History1809: first reported hepatic artery aneurysm as a post-mortem finding after ruptur(1)1903: first successful operative repair by ligating(2) 1951, first successful VAA treatment by ligation and revascularization (3) (11) Wie gefährlich ist VAA? High incidence of rupture and hemorrhage (6)distribution of aneurysms among the visceral vessels : splenic artery (60%), hepatic artery (20%), superior mesenteric artery (5.5%), celiac artery (4%), gastric and gastroepiploic arteries (4%), jejunal, ileal, colic (3%), pancreaticoduodenal and pancreatic arteries (2%), gastroduodenal artery (1.5%), and inferior mesenteric artery (<1%) (7)…

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