Combined cesarean delivery and repair of acute aortic dissection at 34 weeks of pregnancy during COVID-19 outbreak: A case report

Figure 1 Preoperative imaging diagnosis of the patient with type A acute aortic dissection during advanced pregnancy. A: Three-dimensional computed tomography angiography indicating a pregnant patient with aortic dissection; B: Curved planar reconstruction of computed tomography angiography showing a type A aortic dissection, with the entry located in the ascending aorta, and extending to the iliac arteries.

Figure 2 Third-level medical protection measures throughout surgical procedure, including medical-degree mask (N95), disposable surgical cap, properly wearing disposable protective clothing, disposable shoe covers, and disposable latex gloves, and medical-degree goggles.

Figure 3 Postoperative images of the patient. A: Three-dimensional computed tomography angiography; B: Multiplanar reconstruction of computed tomography angiography showing post ascending aorta replacement without anastomotic leakage.