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A tear in the tunica intima (interna) has occurred that allows blood to flow between the layers of the arterial wall.
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asked • 04/29/17How does a dissecting aortic aneurysm develop?
How does a dissecting aortic aneurysm develop?
A dilation or bulge develops at one point of the aortic wall.
Thrombus accumulates at a point in the aortic wall.
A tear in the tunica intima (interna) has occurred that allows blood to flow between the layers of the arterial wall.
A section of the aorta weakens and dilates in all directions.
A dilation or bulge develops at one point of the aortic wall.
Thrombus accumulates at a point in the aortic wall.
A tear in the tunica intima (interna) has occurred that allows blood to flow between the layers of the arterial wall.
A section of the aorta weakens and dilates in all directions.
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