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Subclavian artery dissecting aneurysm is relatively rare and can be caused by traumatic, nontraumatic, and iatrogenic etiologies. Surgical management of subclavian artery dissecting aneurysm has been sparsely reported. Recently, due advances in endovascular techniques making them less invasive, these approaches have become more standard as treatments. Subclavian artery dissecting aneurysm management usually depends on whether there is ischemia of the tissues supplied by the subclavian artery. Furthermore, treatment strategies depend on which section of the artery is involved. In particular, treatment is difficult if the dissecting aneurysm has branching vessels. In this case report, we show that endovascular repair using a covered stent graft is a promising approach to repair a subclavian artery dissecting aneurysm. In this case, the stent graft was highly effective, and follow-up examinations showed good patency of the subclavian artery. Additional use of IVUS (Volcano Inc.; Rancho Cordova, CA, USA) is helpful to obtain the precise location of the true lumen of a dissecting aneurysm.

Stent graft placement guided by intravascular ultrasound for subclavian artery dissecting aneurysm