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The internal mammary artery (coming off the subclavian beneath the vein retractor) was identified and controlled.
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The vertebral artery, which had been hidden by the aneurysm, was controlled. The patient was given 5000u of intravenous heparin, and after 5 minutes, the subclavian was clamped proximal and distal to the aneurysm using atraumatic vascular clamps.
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A portion of the aneurysm wall was excised without endangering the vagus, and sent for pathology to try and determine the etiology.
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