1964
DOI: 10.1016/s0022-5223(19)33337-9
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EBSTEIN's ANOMALY: A FUNCTIONAL CONCEPT AND SUCCESSFUL DEFINITIVE REPAIR

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“…Outcomes were less than optimal, resulting in high operative mortality and severe postoperative residual tricuspid valve incompetence. In 1964, Hardy introduced a technique of tricuspid valve repair based on the concept of Hunter and Lillehei . He emphasized the importance of “exclusion of the atralized ventricle” by relocating the displaced tricuspid leaflets to their normal plane and reducing the dilated annulus.…”
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“…Outcomes were less than optimal, resulting in high operative mortality and severe postoperative residual tricuspid valve incompetence. In 1964, Hardy introduced a technique of tricuspid valve repair based on the concept of Hunter and Lillehei . He emphasized the importance of “exclusion of the atralized ventricle” by relocating the displaced tricuspid leaflets to their normal plane and reducing the dilated annulus.…”
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“…Similarly, vertical plication of the RV and reimplantation of the tricuspid valve leaflets were performed by Quaegebeur et al Recently, da Silva et al introduced a novel surgical technique (i.e., the cone procedure), which consists of the detachment and reattachment of displaced and tethered leaflets with reduction annuloplasty to form a funnel‐like inlet valve. Most of the repair techniques, however, address the abnormal tricuspid valve in a manner that the most mobile leaflet (usually the anterior leaflet) functions as a monocusp valve . Because the Carpentier technique or cone procedure requires extensive mobilization and untethering of the valve leaflet(s) from the tricuspid valve annulus and right ventricular free wall, an unsuccessful repair leads to unintended tricuspid valve replacement .…”
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“…Uma modificação técnica de plastia da valva tricúspide na correção da anomalia de Ebstein, tomando por base a técnica descrita por CARPENTIER et al (8) , foi realizada em seis pacientes adultos. Em princípio, as técnicas de plastia descritas na literatura estão sempre na dependência do tamanho e da mobilidade do folheto anterior (10)(11)(12)(13)(14)(15) .…”
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“…O tratamento da anomalia de Ebstein é eminentemente cirúrgico e consiste na correção da disfunção valvar e correção dos defeitos associados quando coexistam. Atualmente, o defeito valvar é corrigido através de plastias e ou substituição valvar com ou sem plicatura longitudinal da porção atrializada do ventrículo direito, cujos resultados não são uniformes (3)(4)(5)(6)(7)(8)(9)(10)(11)(12)(13)(14)(15)(16) . O objetivo do presente trabalho é avaliar os resultados obtidos com uma variação técnica de plastia da valva tricúspide, tomando-se por base a técnica utilizada por Carpentier (8) .…”
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“…Пионером в реконструкции клапана при АЭ можно считать K. Hardy, который в 1964 г. впервые выдвинул концепцию воссоздания клапана из собственных редуцированных тканей створок, а также предложил исключать атриализованную часть желудочка [28]. В нашей стране первую попытку выполнить пластику клапана предпринял Е.Н.…”
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