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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 Aortic dissection successfully treated two cases report and literature review [Abstract] aortic dissection, formerly known as aortic aneurysm, refers to internal or external force, the rupture of the aortic wall intima, intimal tear into the blood through the aortic wall of the middle and the formation of hematoma, hematoma extending along the middle wall of the aorta stripping, it was known as aortic dissection, is one of the most critical cardiovascular emergencies. This paper reports two cases of successfully treated cases and review of the literature. [Keywords] review of the literature reports of aortic dissection [Abstract] Aortic dissection (AD), formerly known as aortic aneurysm, refers to the aortic intimal rupture caused by internal or external force, hematoma is formed when the blood infiltrates through the intima break, then it extends and peels off, thus it is called aortic dissection, which is one of the most critical cardiovascular diseases. This article reports two cases which has been treated successfully and reviews the relative literature. [Keywords:] Aortic dissection; report; literature review 1 Clinical data Patients A 54-year-old male. Because of “sudden severe chest pain 2 hours” on October 4, 2008 admission, the patient admitted to hospital the same day the lunch break suddenly chest and back pain. Pain in the lower part of the sternum, from the onset that is very intense, unbearable, was tearing, and accompanied by irritability, fear and sense of impending doom, past more than ten years history of hypertension, history of smoking. admission examination: blood pressure 220/140mmHg, developed normally, showing pain sickly, flat cars into the ward, the body of God inventory cooperation body sweat, heart rate 126 beats / min, the law Qi, lungs clear breath sounds, breathing a little faster, with no special find. CT: aortic arch from the left subclavian artery See the beginning of the Departm