1995
DOI: 10.1161/01.cir.92.9.163
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Early and Late Mortality of Patients Undergoing Aortic Valve Replacement After Previous Coronary Artery Bypass Graft Surgery

Abstract: Risk factors were identified for early and late mortality in patients undergoing AVR after previous CABG. Although early morbidity and mortality were high, the longterm outcome of the survivors was favorable.

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“…As these two studies demonstrate almost identical 5-year survival rates to our own results, we confirm that the 5-year survival rates for isolated AVR (85%) and concomitant AVR-CABG (73%) are reliable estimates for clinical use. [15,16]. Florath et al describe a higher creatinine value to predict a worse 6-month survival after AVR in octogenarians [17].…”
Section: Survival Estimatesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As these two studies demonstrate almost identical 5-year survival rates to our own results, we confirm that the 5-year survival rates for isolated AVR (85%) and concomitant AVR-CABG (73%) are reliable estimates for clinical use. [15,16]. Florath et al describe a higher creatinine value to predict a worse 6-month survival after AVR in octogenarians [17].…”
Section: Survival Estimatesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[26]. Ими был проведен подробный анализ реконструктивных операций на АК у 107 пациентов за 12 лет, свобода от повторных операций составила лишь 77,4%.…”
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“…Первые данные получены в 1995 г. S. Fighali и соавт. (Texas Heart Institute) [13], когда был сделан тщательный анализ ре-зультатов лечения 104 пациентов в период с января 1983 г. по декабрь 1993 г. В целом 70% пациентов имели застой-ную сердечную недостаточность и 96% были с многосо-судистым поражением. Диагноз аортального стеноза был у 68% пациентов, аортальная недостаточность выявлена в 16%.…”
Section: порок ак после ранее перенесенного акшunclassified
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“…Fighali et al 13 , analyzing 104 patients who had previously undergone myocardial revascularization and were indicated for aortic valvular replacement due to valvar stenosis (68%), reported increased early and late (35 months) mortalities (14% and 17%, respectively). They stressed that 70% of these patients had congestive heart failure and most of them had multivessel disease.…”
Section: Management Of Mild Aortic Stenosis In Patients Undergoing Comentioning
confidence: 99%