Parra-Salazar JJ, Vera-Domínguez E

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RESUMEN

Las cardiopatías complejas representan un reto para el cirujano cardiotorácico. La interrupción del arco aórtico en el adulto suele ser infrecuente. La coexistencia de interrupción del arco con otras cardiopatías que se presentan en esta edad es aún más raro. El caso aquí presentado permitió un manejo quirúrgico mediante la interposición de un injerto de dacrón, corrección total de tronco arterioso común y colocación de endoprótesis mediante la terapia endovascular.

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