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[Traumatic rupture of the aortic isthmus in a child, revealed by paraplegia].

L Guibert, B. Frémond, D Bourdelat, H Bracq, Alain Leguerrier, L Guillou, D. Dormoy, Yannick Mallédant

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After a severe polytraumatism, a 14 year-old boy presents paraplegia without vertebral lesion. Angiocardiography showed rupture of aortic isthmus. Surgical treatment resulted in successful outcome. The authors insist on the rarity of traumatic rupture of aorta in children and or the particularity of the diagnosis revealed by paraplegia.

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After a severe polytraumatism, a 14 year-old boy presents paraplegia without vertebral lesion. Angiocardiography showed rupture of aortic isthmus. Surgical treatment resulted in successful outcome. The authors insist on the rarity of traumatic rupture of aorta in children and or the particularity of the diagnosis revealed by paraplegia.

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After a severe polytraumatism, a 14 year-old boy presents paraplegia without vertebral lesion. Angiocardiography showed rupture of aortic isthmus. Surgical treatment resulted in successful outcome. The authors insist on the rarity of traumatic rupture of aorta in children and or the particularity of the diagnosis revealed by paraplegia.

Key concepts: Paraplegia, Medicine, Lesion, Thoracic aorta, Surgery, Aorta, Spinal cord, Radiology

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