Downregulation of the Yes-Associated Protein Is Associated with Extracellular Matrix Disorders in Ascending Aortic Aneurysms

Table 1

Ascending aortic aneurysm patients’ information related to the aortic tissue used in the study.

Number	Age	Gender	Diameter of ascending aorta (mm)	Diameter of aortic sinus (mm)	Aortic insufficient	Aortic bicuspid	Complications	Surgery
1	65	Male	55	55	Moderate	No	Stanford type B aortic dissection	Ascending aorta replacement + total arch replacement by a tetrafurcate graft and stented elephant trunk implantation
2	70	Male	52	52	Mild	No	Coronary heart disease and dilation of aortic arch	Ascending aorta replacement + partial aortic arch + CABG
3	59	Male	53	50	Severe	No	None	Bentall
4	74	Male	69	41	Mild	No	Coronary heart disease and dilation of aortic arch	Ascending aorta replacement + partial aortic arch + CABG
5	52	Female	59	40	Moderate	No	Dilation of aortic arch	Bentall + partial aortic arch replacement
6	60	Female	51	37	Severe	No	Mitral regurgitation	Bentall + MVR
7	54	Female	57	36	Severe	Yes	None	Bentall
8	54	Male	50	35	Moderate	Yes	Stanford type B aortic dissection	Ascending aorta replacement + total arch replacement by a tetrafurcate graft and stented elephant trunk implantation

CABG: Coronary Artery Bypass Graft; MVR: Mitral Valve Replacement.