Percutaneous treatment for XXXX with covered stenting: a case report.

@entity1 @entity101 @entity1498 @entity439 @entity902
The @entity1498 ( @entity1498 ) is rare in adulthood. Diagnosis is made by clinical suspicion and physical findings such as blood pressure difference between the upper and lower extremities, pulse delay in the femoral artery, and systolic murmur over the thoracic spine. The @entity1498 in adulthood and in @entity1 with associated @entity439 is challenging and different complications even with proper treatment can occur. Covered stents are indicated in concomitant @entity439 , older age, and @entity1498 . A 26-year-old male with resistant @entity101 due to a @entity1498 diagnosed by computed tomography angiography referred to our center for an attempted stent implantation. Cardiac catheterization and aortography revealed a long @entity1498 after the origin of the left subclavian artery with a 60 mmHg gradient. Moreover, there was a large @entity439 in the site of the @entity1498 . Under general anesthesia and fluoroscopic guidance, two balloon-expandable covered Cheatham- @entity902 stents (size 18 in 44 millimeters and size 18 in 50 millimeters) were successfully implanted across the @entity1498 with no residual gradient. On 2 years' follow-up, the @entity1 had no symptoms except for mild @entity101 . In this @entity1 , the use of a covered stent within the @entity439 was safe and effective.
