2010
DOI: 10.1590/s0102-76382010000100021
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Videotoracoscopia para fechamento de fístula coronário-pulmonar: relato de caso

Abstract: The coronary artery fistulas (CAF) are rare and often found occasionally. The conventional treatment can be made by surgical closure with median thoracotomy or with embolization by catheterization. We describe an innovative technique to ligature of CAF, on a full endoscopy. Women, 45 years with symptomatic fistula between coronary artery anterior descending and trunk artery pulmonary, which took thoracoscopy left, pericardiotomy and ligation of fistula with metal clip without thoracotomy. There were no complic… Show more

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“…As an alternative to surgery, bronchial artery embolisation is an established treatment modality for patients with haemoptysis [19, 35]. In some selected cases, a thorcoscopic approach for surgical ligation of CBFs, when technically amenable, may be considered an alternative to the percutaneous procedure [42]. In cases of severe CAD, coronary artery bypass graft with ligation of the fistula may be a better treatment.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As an alternative to surgery, bronchial artery embolisation is an established treatment modality for patients with haemoptysis [19, 35]. In some selected cases, a thorcoscopic approach for surgical ligation of CBFs, when technically amenable, may be considered an alternative to the percutaneous procedure [42]. In cases of severe CAD, coronary artery bypass graft with ligation of the fistula may be a better treatment.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Only in 2005 after the beginning of our experience [30][31][32] and Poffo et al studies, in 2006 [33], a new phase of minimally invasive cardiac surgery started in our environment, including video-assisted surgery, the intracardiac procedures through peripheral CPB, vacuum assistance and minithoracotomy.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%