ReviewRadiology and oncology2026
Hyper-rapid progression in Salmonella-associated mycotic aortic aneurysms: a narrative review.
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Abstract
backgroundMycotic aortic aneurysms (MAAs), or infective native aortic aneurysms, are rare, life-threatening infections with a high risk of rupture. Non-typhoidal
conclusionsSalmonella MAAs represent a high-velocity phenotype. We define HRP as progression from aortitis to saccular pseudoaneurysm (≥ 5 mm) within 7 days or rapid enlargement (≥ 5 mm or > 50%) within 72 hours despite antibiotics. HRP serves as a "red flag" for urgent mechanical stabilisation. While OSR is the gold standard, in anatomically complex or high-risk patients, complex EVAR with parallel grafts and an optimized radial sealing strategy (ORSS) offers a life-saving alternative. Prospective validation of HRP and its integration into imaging algorithms are needed to improve survival in this devastating condition.
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