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Mechanical exclusion of aortic pathology

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“Mechanical exclusion of aortic pathology” refers to therapeutic approaches—such as surgical or endovascular repair—used to treat aortic diseases like aneurysms or dissections by physically isolating, removing, or bypassing the diseased segment of the aorta, thereby preventing blood flow into the pathological area and reducing the risk of rupture or further complications[4][6]. This is not a single molecule, gene, protein, or receptor, and thus does not have a defined molecular classification or interacting drugs.

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