A real @entity5880 of the abdominal aorta due to XXXX .

@entity1 @entity5880 @entity2379 @entity364 @entity439 @entity292 @entity158 @entity631 @entity1028
A 53-year-old male who was being followed up by a nephrology department because of type V crescentic @entity631 was admitted with abdominal @entity158 to our clinic. He was diagnosed with @entity1028 after the examinations. Aortic repair with a tubular graft was performed. Pathological examination of the @entity439 tissue showed @entity364 . We started antifungal chemotherapy with @entity2379 . A separation of the graft body occurred, and the @entity1 was reoperated on. An excision of the graft, ligation of the aorta, and axillobifemoral graft by-pass was performed. At the 15(th) month of his discharge, the @entity1 was readmitted to the emergency room of our clinic suffering from hematemesis. According to the examinations, an aortoduodenal @entity292 was diagnosed, and we performed a partial duodenal resection and end-to-end duodenoduodenostomy. We want to share this unusual, interesting, and complicated case, operated on several times because of a @entity5880 due to a @entity364 .
