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CLINICAL DATA We present the case of a 68-year-old male patient, who had been submitted to correction of aortic type-A correction 10 years previously. During outpatient follow up he presented with intense sharp thoracic pain irradiating to the dorsum. He was in a good general health, eupneic, afebrile in functional class I (NYHA). His thorax was symmetrical and the heart rhythm was regular with two clicks. The pulmonary auscultation was symmetrical without adventitious sounds. The abdomen was without change. The pulses were palpable in the four limbs with a slight reduction in the left upper limb and lower limbs.

Aplicabilidade conjunta da endoprótese em reoperação na dissecção de aorta