Education in Congenital Cardiac Surgery

Mavroudis, Constantine; Backer, Carl L.; Feins, Richard H.

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“…Mavroudis and Backer at Children's Memorial Hospital to publish numerous articles, textbooks, and atlases. [148][149][150][151][152][153] During the continued progression of medical illustration, several techniques were incorporated into the drawings that gave perspective, proportionality, and action to the design. The hovering technique (Figure 10A top row) 152 allows the observer to visually understand where the sutures are placed in each location while the patch or device floats over the area of eventual placement.…”

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“…Visualization of concomitant internal and epicardial anatomy can be expressed by techniques known as hidden anatomy, ghost views, or transparency (Figure 10B bottom row). 149,153 Another aspect of illustration is the centrally focused perspective that allows the artist to deemphasize the periphery of the operative field and call attention to the important part of the operation at the center of the illustration. Other methods that artists use to emphasize activity in the drawing are action techniques that bring life and movement to the drawing.…”

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“…This maneuver is called the "dunk technique." (From Mavroudis and Backer, with permission and from Mavroudis et al, with permission) 149,153.…”

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Historical Accounts of Congenital Heart Surgery

Mavroudis,

Ong,

Vricella

et al. 2023

World J Pediatr Congenit Heart Surg

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We present historical accounts of congenital heart surgery since the early 1900s, as our specialty evolved from individual heroic efforts into an established and sophisticated surgical specialty with consistent and excellent results. We highlight colleagues and intrepid pioneers who have strived to solve seemingly insurmountable problems during this remarkable journey and celebrate continued success into the 21st century with surgical advances that have resulted in innovative operations, database inquiries, quality measures, new techniques of medical illustration, and the establishment of the Congenital Heart Surgeons’ Society, which has become the leading organization dedicated to congenital heart surgery in North America.

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Historical Accounts of Congenital Heart Surgery

Mavroudis,

Ong,

Vricella

et al. 2023

World J Pediatr Congenit Heart Surg

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“…Каждый год в мире на 50/1000 увеличивается количество больных, прооперированных по поводу ВПС [3]. Разработаны различные типы кардиохирургических операций (радикальные, паллиативные, гемодинамические и эндоваскулярные), которые выпол-Immunodeficiency Disorders in Congenital Heart Diseases (Review) няются при лечении ВПС в зависимости от их клинической картины, гемодинамики и анатомии [10][11][12][13][14].…”

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Immunodeficiency Disorders in Congenital Heart Diseases (Review)

Degtyareva,

Mwela,

Prodeus

et al. 2023

Pediatr. farmakol.

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The study data of the last two decades on primary and secondary immunodeficiency in congenital heart defects (CHD) as a cause of frequent infectious complications before and after cardiac surgery are presented. Based on screenings of various levels, data are provided on the greater severity of immunological disorders in critical and cyanotic CHD in conotruncal defects compared with those in septal defects and stenotic defects. Violations were more often related to T-cell function and immunoglobulin deficiency (especially the IgG and IgG4 subgroups). Various types of primary immunodeficiency were found in 13 genetic syndromes in combination with CHD. The review discusses the possibility of using the technique of quantitative determination of DNA TREC and KREC — by-products of maturation of T- and B-cell receptors, which allows us to judge the defects of the T- and B-cell links of the immune system to predict infectious complications in children with CHD. The data of our own study of 200 infants with CHD (in 5% of cases with syndromic forms of CHD) are presented, where a decrease in TREC was found in 23.5% of cases, including all infants with syndromic forms, more often with cyanotic and conotruncal CHD and in children admitted in critical conditions. In children with reduced TREC values, infectious complications in the postoperative period were observed significantly more often than in children with normal indicators (36 and 3.6%, respectively). The analysis of publications confirmed the importance of TREC and KREC screening for targeted preoperative preparation in order to reduce postoperative complications and reduce the risk of mortality in CHD.

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“…Ежегодно в мире на 50/1000 увеличивается количество больных, прооперированных по поводу ВПС [4]., и одним из важнейших факторов выживаемости пациентов является своевременность кардиохирургической коррекции [1,5,6]. К сожалению, кардиохирургическое лечение бывает вынужденно отстрочено в связи с частой интеркуррентной заболеваемостью этих пациентов.…”

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Optimizing diagnosis and treatment of infants with congenital heart disease and pneumonia: A 15 years’ experience

Degtyareva,

Pavlova,

Ovsannikov

et al. 2024

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Pneumonia is the most frequent infectious intercurrent pathology in children with Congenital heart disease. It is the reason for forced postponement of life-saving cardiac surgery. Our fifteen years’ experience of children with congenital heart disease and pneumonia during the preoperative period, allows not only to predict the course of pneumonia in infants with CHD but also to provide an optimal algorithm for diagnosis and therapy to reduce the time of convalescences and preoperative preparation.

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Education in Congenital Cardiac Surgery

Cited by 3 publications

References 27 publications

Historical Accounts of Congenital Heart Surgery

Historical Accounts of Congenital Heart Surgery

Immunodeficiency Disorders in Congenital Heart Diseases (Review)

Optimizing diagnosis and treatment of infants with congenital heart disease and pneumonia: A 15 years’ experience

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