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. 2018 Nov 4;6(6):1114–1123. doi: 10.1002/mgg3.489

Table 1.

Characteristics of the 16 deceased

No Age Aorta Causes of death
At FI At death Before FI After FI Cardiovascular Non‐cardiovascular
Dissectiona Surgery Dissectiona Surgery New pathologyb
1 33 37 No No No Yes Yes Postoperative aortic dissectiona
2 40 43 No Yes Type A Yes Yes Postoperative aortic dissectiona
3 54 65 No No Type B No Yes Stroke probably due to aortic dissectiona
4 53 63 No No No No No Heart failure (AI+MR)
5 39 51 No No No No Yes Heart failure (AI +coronary heart disease )
6 65 74 No Yes No No Yes End‐stage heart failure due to AI
7 53 60 No Yes No No No Multiple organ failure/brain injury after heart transplant
8 47 54 No Yes No No No Complications due to aortic dilatation? Arrhythmia?
9 45 58 No No No No Yes MI/arrhythmia/aortic pathology?
10 58 63 Type B No No No No Cardiac arrest
12 48 58 Type A Yes, twice No No No Septicemia and DIC (possible endocarditis)
11 40 49 No Yes No No No Colon cancer with metastases
14 68 73 No No No No No Colon cancer with metastases
13 61 72 No No No No Yes Septicemia
15 58 70 No No No No No Septicemia
16 60 65 No No No No No Non‐Hodgkin lymphoma

AI: aortic insufficiency; DIC: disseminated intravascular coagulation; FI: The first investigations; MI: myocardial infarction; MR: mitral regurgitation.

a

Stanford type A/B.

b

New/progression of aortic pathology.