1988
DOI: 10.1016/s0022-5223(19)35273-0
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Early and late results of reconstructive operation for congenital mitral regurgitation in pediatric age group

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“…7,10,11,14,15 All of the surgical procedures were performed successfully with no postoperative reported complications and patients often reported the absence of the initial symptoms on regular follow-up. In 6 patients including the current case, a decision was made to medically treat the patient with a follow-up visit every 6 months, 8,9,12,[16][17][18] while there was no information regarding the faith of 3 patients from the same family reported by Kanagala et al 4 Although hypoplasia of the PML is an abnormality that is mostly present in infancy and childhood with symptomatic mitral regurgitation, 19,20 Left atrial enlargement and subsequent development of atrial fibrillation may hasten the process of annular dilatation. They reported this congenital anomaly as a consequence of developmental arrest at the stage of chordae and leaflets conversion from muscular to thin connective structures.…”
Section: Discussion and Re Vie W Of The Liter Aturementioning
confidence: 98%
“…7,10,11,14,15 All of the surgical procedures were performed successfully with no postoperative reported complications and patients often reported the absence of the initial symptoms on regular follow-up. In 6 patients including the current case, a decision was made to medically treat the patient with a follow-up visit every 6 months, 8,9,12,[16][17][18] while there was no information regarding the faith of 3 patients from the same family reported by Kanagala et al 4 Although hypoplasia of the PML is an abnormality that is mostly present in infancy and childhood with symptomatic mitral regurgitation, 19,20 Left atrial enlargement and subsequent development of atrial fibrillation may hasten the process of annular dilatation. They reported this congenital anomaly as a consequence of developmental arrest at the stage of chordae and leaflets conversion from muscular to thin connective structures.…”
Section: Discussion and Re Vie W Of The Liter Aturementioning
confidence: 98%
“…. o presente estudo, em 100% dos pacientes acompanhados, mostrou sobrevida de 79,0 ± 17,7% em seis anos e 99,0% em cinco anos, satisfatória diante de 76% de sobrevida registrado por outros autores, nesse período 26, 38, É comum encontrar referências associando os procedimentos de valvoplastia a um índice superior de sobrevida, quando comparado à troca valvar 1, 21,32,34,36,38,40. No entanto, o índice de sobrevida ora apresentado (79%) é semelhante ao índice de 80,9% para a troca mitral com prótese de pericárdio bovino no mesmo período 6; é de notar diminuição do índice de reparo de 99% para 79% no quinto ano, com um óbito por AVC hemorrágico.…”
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“…In our series, this occurred in 50% and has varied between 0 and 39.5% for associated congenital mitral regurgitation. [22][23][24] It is possible that the mitral valve may have been amenable to repair in patient 3, reducing this figure to 25%, had there not been avoidable delays in presenting for surgery. Rates of reoperation for mitral valve repair have ranged from 7 to 30%.…”
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confidence: 99%