PubMed · 7053543
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Traumatic aortic injury is a leading cause of death in patients with blunt trauma of the thorax. More than 120 patients with traumatic aortic injury have been admitted to our institution. This institutional experience is the source of the material that is presented in this pictorial review. The appearance of traumatic aortic injury on chest radiography, thoracic aortography and CT scan is demonstrated.
Polyarteritis nodosa (PAN) is an uncommon but well documented cause of subarachnoid haemorrhage (SAH). We report a case of SAH in a patient with PAN causing death indirectly from the effects of resultant cardiovascular changes upon other manifestations of PAN. Clinicians should be aware of the systemic effects of SAH in patients with known vasculitides.