Abstract
Non-A non-B aortic dissections are an infrequent occurrence and
represent a small proportion of aortic dissections. Treating this
life-threatening medical emergency often requires surgeons to undertake
some one of the most challenging surgical or endovascular cases in
medicine. This literature review aims to define and classify non-A non-B
dissections, describe their epidemiology as well as their pathology.
This review also aims to discuss the range of surgical techniques
employed in their treatment and management and to investigate the
patient outcomes associated with each technique.