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"type I: involves ascending and descending aorta (= Stanford A)"

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"type II: involves ascending aorta only (= Stanford A)"

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"type III: involves descending aorta only, commencing after the origin of the left subclavian artery (= Stanford B)"

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Acronyms
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"The Stanford and DeBakey systems are the primary classification systems for aortic dissection (c. 2023) 13, but do not differentiate amongst dissection subgroups that are included in more recent (c. 2024) classification systems, e.g. SVS/SVT classification, TEM classification 14."

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"The Stanford and DeBakey systems are the primary classification systems for aortic dissection (c. 2023) 13, but do not differentiate amongst dissection subgroups that are included in more recent (c. 2024) classification systems, e.g. SVS/SVT classification, TEM classification 14."

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"The Stanford and DeBakey systems are the primary classification systems for aortic dissection (c. 2023) 13, but do not differentiate amongst dissection subgroups that are included in more recent (c. 2024) classification systems, e.g. SVS/SVT classification, TEM classification 14."

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"TEM classification of aortic dissection"

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Semicolons
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"The American cardiothoracic surgeon, Michael DeBakey (1908-2008) 12, along with colleagues, was the first to successfully surgically treat a patient with aortic dissection in 1955; in their initial cohort of 6 patients, 4 made a full, uneventful postoperative recovery 10."

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