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Most patients with chronic aortic injury have clinical manifestations of recurrent laryngeal nerve, cervical sympathetic ganglion, esophagus, and tracheal compression, or conventional X-ray chest radiography revealed widening of the mediastinum, confirmed by CTA examination of the aorta, but should be further detailed Inquire about the medical history and combine other imaging, bacteriology, and serological examinations to determine the cause, and exclude other causes that can cause chronic aortic pseudoaneurysms or dissections, such as infectious aortic disease, Marfan syndrome, or other aortic dysplasia , Atherosclerotic aortic disease, Behcet's disease, etc.

Most patients with chronic aortic injury are clinical manifestations of larynx reflux, neck sympathetic nerve, esophagus, trachea pressure, or regular X-ray chest examinations found that the interval was widened and confirmed by the aorta CTA examination, but the medical history should be further inquired in detail And in conjunction with other imaging, bacteriology, serological examination to identify the cause, to eliminate other causes that can cause chronic aortic pseudoanmarket or mezzanine, such as infectious aortic lesions, Mafan syndrome or other aortic development abnormalities, atherosclerosis aortology lesions, Whiteser's disease, etc.

Most of the patients with chronic aortic injury have clinical manifestations of recurrent laryngeal nerve, cervical sympathetic ganglion, esophageal and tracheal compression, or the mediastinum is widened by routine chest X-ray examination, which is confirmed by CTA examination of the aorta. However, the history of the disease should be inquired in detail and the etiology should be determined by combining other imaging, bacteriology and serology examinations, so as to exclude other possible causes of chronic aortic pseudoaneurysm Or the cause of dissection, such as infective aortopathy, Marfan syndrome or other abnormalities of aortic development, atherosclerotic aortopathy, Behcet's disease, etc.<br>