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The term “aneurysm” is derived from the ancient Greek word “aneurysma,” which means “a widening” or “an opening.” This is a compound word consisting of the prefix “ano,” which means “up,” and the word “eurys,” which means “wide.” Thus, it expresses the circumferential or local enlargement of the arterial diameter.

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Aortic Aneurysm and Acute Aortic Syndromes

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    2025年

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  • Teruo Watanabe,
  • Jianglin Fan

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The term “aneurysm” is derived from the ancient Greek word “aneurysma,” which means “a widening” or “an opening.” This is a compound word consisting of the prefix “ano,” which means “up,” and the word “eurys,” which means “wide.” Thus, it expresses the circumferential or local enlargement of the arterial diameter.