Traumatic Aortic Insufficiency After Blunt Chest Trauma

AUTOR(ES)

Dimarco, Ross F.

RESUMO

Traumatic aortic insufficiency is an uncommon result of blunt trauma. The typical clinical features include trauma, followed by pain (and often syncope), a musical aortic diastolic murmur, and progressive cardiac decompensation. Shock is an unusual manifestation of traumatic aortic insufficiency.

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