Abstract 19080: Risk Stratification in Arch Surgery: When High Risk is Too High? Implications for Open or Endovascular Repair From a 15-Years Survey on Over 350 Patients
Mauro Iafrancesco(Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore), Aaron Ranasinghe(Queen Elizabeth University Hospital), Duilio Pagano(Istituti di Ricovero e Cura a Carattere Scientifico), Vamsidhar B. Dronavalli(Queen Elizabeth University Hospital), Peter J. Riley(University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust), Martin Claridge(University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust), Jorge Mascaro(University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust), Ian McCafferty(Queen Elizabeth University Hospital), Donald J. Adam(University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust)
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