Experience with aortic grafting during excision of large abdominal neuroblastomas in children

Paran, Thambipillai Sri; Corbally, Martin; Gross-Rom, Eitan; Rutigliano, Daniel N.; Kayton, Mark L.; Quaglia, Michael P. La

doi:10.1016/j.jpedsurg.2007.10.045

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“…Meyers et al described aorta replacement with resection of neuroblastoma of the organ of Zuckerkandl in a four-year-old boy [6], like in our second case, which was a paraganglioma of the Zuckerkandl organ. Ito et al described resection of the aorta and vena cava in a child with retroperitoneal rhabdomyosarcoma Paran et al [7] described five children who sustained aorta injuries during resection of retroperitoneal neuroblastomas [8].…”

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Aortic Replacement for Retroperitoneal Tumors in Children

Ribeiro¹,

Abib²

2021

COO

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Aortic Replacement for Retroperitoneal Tumors in Children

Ribeiro¹,

Abib²

2021

COO

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“…1,2 Paran et al reported a successful aortic replacement by a tube graft in a child who remained asymptomatic with normal distal blood flow on magnetic resonance angiography and with normal growth. 8…”

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Aortic bypass surgery using synthetic conduits in a child with mycotic aneurysmal disease

Sayed¹,

Mashaal²,

Soliman³

et al. 2016

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A six-year-old child developed multiple aortic aneurysms as a consequence of fungal infection following thoracic aortic surgery for coarctation. Several repairs of both the thoracic and abdominal aorta were carried out using synthetic material combined with long-term postoperative antifungal treatment. We describe the surgical interventions performed and follow-up. The choice of conduit continues to be the main concern; however, when other alternatives are not available, synthetic material combined with indefinite antifungal treatment can produce satisfactory medium-term results.

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“…Проблема протезирования артерий у детей с использованием различных материалов в качестве имплантов освещена более широко преимуществен но в аспекте кардиохирургии [4]. Значительно реже встречается реконструкция артерий в детской онко хирургии [5]. В связи с небольшим числом пациентов в онкопедиатрии, нуждающихся в протезировании и реконструкции вен, крупных исследований в лите ратуре не представлено, в большинстве своем это описанные малые группы или отдельные клиниче ские случаи (таблица).…”

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“…Мы приводим анализ литературных статей по электронным базам данных MEDLINE (PubMed), HighWire Press, eLibrary за период с 2002 по 2022 г., в которых отражается практический опыт пластики сосудов у детей с использованием различных имплан тируемых материалов. Несмотря на отсутствие осложнений в послеопера ционном периоде и в течение 28 мес, авторы отме чают наличие отдаленных последствий: 1 ребеноктотальная ишемия толстой кишки, острый некроз и перфорация 12-перстной кишки, которая привела к субтотальной колэктомии и илеостомии; 2-й ребе нок -над трансплантатом образовалась транзиторная дуоденальная непроходимость [5].…”

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Reconstructive vascular surgery in pediatric oncology: literature review

Gurgenidze

Popov

Кутенков

et al. 2023

Ross. ž. det. gematol. onkol.

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Background. In some rare cases pediatric solid tumors may infiltrate or incase major vessels, which may require vascular plastics as part of radical tumor resection. As these situations are rare in pediatric surgeon practice, there is no common approach to this problem. In order to analyze the available experience we reviewed published cases concerning vascular plastics in pediatric oncosurgery. Materials and methods. The references from MEDLINE (PubMed), HighWire Press, and eLibrary electronic databases were analyzed for references describing practical vascular surgery experience with vascular implants published in 2002–2022. Results. There is few published data on major vessels reconstruction in patients with pediatric solid tumors. Most publications describe single cases or small case series. The vascular plastics in these children is difficult due to small vessel diameter, difficulties in choosing the right graft, risk of thrombosis, and the need to provide adequate circulation in a rapidly growing child. As there are no major studies of this subject we still have no consensus on optimal vascular reconstruction tactics in children with solid tumors. Therefore, new systematic studies are needed. Conclusion. We provide a brief review on currently used methods of vascular plastics and reconstruction available for use in children with solid tumors.

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Experience with aortic grafting during excision of large abdominal neuroblastomas in children

Cited by 13 publications

References 10 publications

Aortic Replacement for Retroperitoneal Tumors in Children

Aortic Replacement for Retroperitoneal Tumors in Children

Aortic bypass surgery using synthetic conduits in a child with mycotic aneurysmal disease

Reconstructive vascular surgery in pediatric oncology: literature review

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