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Table 3 The summary of the reported cases of aortic dissection in patients with primary aldosteronism

From: Is primary aldosteronism a potential risk factor for aortic dissection? A case report and literature review

Case

Study

Age/Sex

Age of diagnostic

Serum potassium

AD type

PA

PA Treatment before AD

   

HTN

PA

AD

(mmol/l)

(D/S)

Type

Side

Size (cm)

 

1

Shimizu et al., 1983 [13]

37/F

30

34

37

2.7

I/A

Adrenal adenoma

Right

1.5

Yes, spironolactone for 1 year

2

Lam et al., 1999 [14]

39/M

39

39

43

2.7

I/A

Nodular cortical hyperplasia

Left

1.4

No

3

Safi et al., 1999 [15]

39/F

15

39

39

2.5–3.0

II/A

Adrenal adenoma

Left

1

No

4

Ahmed et al., 2007 [16]

48/M

48

48

3.2

III/B

Left

2

Yes, aldosterone antagonist for 1 month

5

Harvey et al., 2010 [17]

39/M

29

39

39

2.5

III/B

Adrenal adenoma

Left

Yes, aldosterone antagonist for 6 months

6

Hirai et al., 2010 [18]

38/M

38

38

1.9

III/B

Adrenal adenoma

Left

1

No

7

Shahrrava et al., 2016 [19]

24/M

10

18

10

Glucocorticoid remediable aldosteronism

No

8

Our case

56/F

42

56

48

2.4

III/B

Adrenal adenoma

Left

3

No

  1. HTN hypertension, PA primary aldosteronism, AD aortic dissection, D/S Debakey/Stanford