Perfusion of the Lower Part of the Body During Open Aortic Arch Surgery

Gaeta, Roberto; Lentini, Salvatore; Monaco, Francesco; Tancredi, Fabrizio; Marcello, S.

doi:10.1016/j.athoracsur.2008.03.083

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“…For this, as others, we (SL and FT) previously proposed the use of an aortic balloon occluder through the controlateral femoral artery. 11,12…”

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“…For this, as others, we (SL and FT) previously proposed the use of an aortic balloon occluder through the controlateral femoral artery. 11,12 Instead, with the EndoClamp Aortic Catheter we can use the same femoral artery previously cannulated for the lower body perfusion, leaving the controlateral one free. This is a new issue that could prove useful in particular clinical settings.…”

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EndoClamp Aortic Catheter in the descending aorta for normothermic aortic arch replacement on the beating heart without circulatory arrest

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“…For this, as others, we (SL and FT) previously proposed the use of an aortic balloon occluder through the controlateral femoral artery. 11,12…”

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EndoClamp Aortic Catheter in the descending aorta for normothermic aortic arch replacement on the beating heart without circulatory arrest

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“…With double cannulation sites, we can move from antegrade to retrograde (and vice versa) perfusion during surgery without the need of further insertion of cannulae. During open aortic arch surgery, we use retrograde perfusion from the femoral cannulation, occluding the thoracic aorta just below the arch with an occlusive balloon (17,18). Double cannulation in our experience does not interfere with perfusion through a single arterial cannula.…”

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Treatment of Malperfusion during Surgery for Type A Aortic Dissection

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Marcello²,

Ciuffreda³

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During surgery for acute type A aortic dissection, malperfusion may occur during cardiopulmonary bypass. Retrograde perfusion trough femoral cannulation is considered a predisposing factor. However, this may occur even with antegrade perfusion, because of the presence of multiple flaps or compression of the true lumen by the false lumen. In this particular setting, the aim is to reach a perfusion of the true lumen of the dissected aorta. A technique of epicardial ultrasound-guided direct cannulation of the dissected aorta’s true lumen by a Seldinger technique may help in those cases. We describe the technique with particular interest to the epicardial ultrasound control and the type of arterial cannula to be inserted by the Seldinger technique.

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The Annals of Thoracic Surgery

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Perfusion of the Lower Part of the Body During Open Aortic Arch Surgery

Cited by 3 publications

References 4 publications

EndoClamp Aortic Catheter in the descending aorta for normothermic aortic arch replacement on the beating heart without circulatory arrest

EndoClamp Aortic Catheter in the descending aorta for normothermic aortic arch replacement on the beating heart without circulatory arrest

Treatment of Malperfusion during Surgery for Type A Aortic Dissection

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