Table 1.

Reported cases of renal artery involvement of thromboangiitis obliterans

Case	Age/sex	Diagnosed TAO before (duration)	Symptom	Affected visceral artery	Treatment	Reference (reported year)
1	34/M	Yes	Severe hypertension	Right renal artery	Right nephrectomy	Malisoff and Macht (1951) [4]
2	30/M	Yes (15 years)	Diffuse back and muscle pain	Descending aorta, celiac axis, iliac artery, femoral artery, coronary artery, left renal artery		Flesh et al. (1977) [5]
3	42/M	Yes (12 years)	Severe hypertension	Left renal artery, aorta below the level of renal artery	Antihypertensive medication	Gomi et al. (1978) [6]
4	51/M	Yes	Severe hypertension, respiratory distress	Both renal arteries, descending aorta, celiac trunk, superior mesenteric artery	Hepatorenal artery bypass	Stillaert et al. (2003) [8]
5	37/M	Yes (7 years)	Right flank pain, weakness, fever	Intrarenal branches of the right renal artery	Conservative care	Goktas et al. (2006) [9]
6	52/M	Yes (10 years)	Left flank pain, anuria, weakness	Descending aorta, both renal arteries, superior mesenteric artery, common iliac artery	Hemodialysis	This case

M male, TAO thromboangiitis obliterans