Mitral valve replacement

Agathos, E. Andreas; Starr, Albert

doi:10.1016/0011-3840(93)90015-9

Current Problems in Surgery

1993

DOI: 10.1016/0011-3840(93)90015-9

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Mitral valve replacement

E. Andreas Agathos

Albert Starr

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“…Subsequently, other surgeons attempted to generalize annuloplasty by using annulus plication 4 . However, this procedure led to a high rate of recurrence due to dehiscence, thrombosis, loss of cusp complacency, and other problems 5 .…”

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Mitral valve repair with a malleable bovine pericardium ring

Volpe¹,

Braile²,

Vieira³

et al. 2000

Arq. Bras. Cardiol.

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Mitral valve repair with a malleable bovine pericardium ring

Volpe¹,

Braile²,

Vieira³

et al. 2000

Arq. Bras. Cardiol.

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“…4' » The right lateral incision has been the traditional approach to the mitral valve. 8 We have also used the transseptal incision through the fossa ovalis and adjacent septum. 9 ' 10 Recently we have used the superior septal approach with increasing frequency.…”

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Comparison of outcomes with three atrial incisions for mitral valve operations

Utley

Leyland

Nguyenduy

1995

The Journal of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery

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We compared the preoperative status, operative factors, and postoperative outcomes among patients having mitral valve operations with three atrial incisions. The incisions were right lateral (n = 66), superior septal (n = 46), and transseptal (n = 37). Differences in patient and operative factors among the groups were not predictors of adverse postoperative outcomes with multiple regression analysis. Postoperative pulmonary failure was less common in the superior septal group. Patients in the superior septal group more commonly required permanent pacemakers than those in the right lateral group. In patients with sinus rhythm before operation, sinus rhythm had returned before hospital discharge more commonly in those in the right lateral group (35 of 44, 80%) than in those in the superior septal group (18 of 28, 46%) or in the transseptal group (9 of 13, 69%). With multiple regression analysis the type of atrial incision was not a predictor of postoperative pulmonary failure or need for permanent pacemaker. Right lateral and transseptal atrial incisions were predictors of retention of sinus rhythm after operation. We conclude that the results of superior septal incision are comparable with those of other incisions except for a slightly greater risk of loss of sinus rhythm. One must weigh the technical advantages of the superior septal incision against the risk of loss of sinus rhythm.

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Prosthetic heart valves: Catering for the few

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Mitral valve replacement

Cited by 3 publications

References 136 publications

Mitral valve repair with a malleable bovine pericardium ring

Mitral valve repair with a malleable bovine pericardium ring

Comparison of outcomes with three atrial incisions for mitral valve operations

Prosthetic heart valves: Catering for the few

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