A case of successful elimination of false aneurism of an ascending aorta after prosthetics of the aortal valve with boring of a fibrous ring
False aneurysm occurring after replacement of the ascending aorta by a vascular prosthesis is defined as a total or partial dehiscence of the prosthesis from the aortic wall. It is a rare complication of this type of surgery. As with other aneurysms, it is notable for a marked increase in diameter and the occurrence of life threatening complications such as rupture, fistula formation, compression of adjacent organs, and thrombosis. Despite advances in endovascular techniques, treatment in the majority of cases remains surgical. The procedure is complex, has a high mortality, and represents a surgical challenge. The purpose of this research consisted in analysing strategy of surgical correction of giant false aneurism of an ascending aorta, after a prosthetic repair of the aortal valve and expansion of a fibrous ring on Manouguian-Seybold-Epting executed in our establishment.