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Usually, obstructions of the terminal aorta require surgery involving an aortobifemoral bypass, especially if they occur with acute signs and symptoms, the clinical pattern of these signs being very marked. The authors report on a case where an extensive obstruction of the lumbar aorta and of the pelvic vessels finally dissolved without on-target therapeutic intervention via an obviously spontaneous lysis.
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