Reemplazo parcial o total del arco aórtico: Experiencia en 23 pacientes

Background: Surgery of the aortic arch is a very complex procedure since it requires protective strategies for the brain, heart and rest of the body. Aim: To communicate our experience in the first 23 total or partial replacements of aortic arch. Material and methods: Retrospective search in the dat...

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Autores principales: Irarrázaval Ll,Manuel J, Morán V,Sergio, Zalaquett S,Ricardo, Becker R,Pedro, Baeza P,Cristian, Urzúa U,Jorge, Lema F,Guillermo, Canessa B,Roberto, Chamorro S,Gastón, Braun J,Sandra, Córdova A,Samuel, Garayar P,Bernardita
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spelling oai:scielo:S0034-988720060005000052006-06-22Reemplazo parcial o total del arco aórtico: Experiencia en 23 pacientesIrarrázaval Ll,Manuel JMorán V,SergioZalaquett S,RicardoBecker R,PedroBaeza P,CristianUrzúa U,JorgeLema F,GuillermoCanessa B,RobertoChamorro S,GastónBraun J,SandraCórdova A,SamuelGarayar P,Bernardita Aorta, thoracic Aortic aneurysm, thoracic Hipothermia Perfusion Background: Surgery of the aortic arch is a very complex procedure since it requires protective strategies for the brain, heart and rest of the body. Aim: To communicate our experience in the first 23 total or partial replacements of aortic arch. Material and methods: Retrospective search in the database of the Cardiovascular Surgery Unit for patients subjected to partial or total replacement of the aortic arch since 1998. Results: Between 1988 and 2002, 23 patients were operated. Seventeen had aortic dissection (10 acute and 7 chronic), five had an atherosclerotic aneurysm and one had a traumatic lesion. Thirteen patients were subjected to a replacement of the arch plus ascending aorta, six to a replacement of the arch plus descending aorta and four to a replacement of the arch, ascending and descending aorta. Seven patients had previous operation of the thoracic aorta. Arterial perfusion was done via the femoral artery, axillary artery or a combination of both. A hypothermic circulatory arrest was induced in 22; it was associated with cerebral retro perfusion alone in 8 patients, antegrade cerebral perfusion in 5; isolated or associated axillary perfusion was used in five patients. In seven, procedures on the aortic or mitral valve, or coronary artery operations were added. Operative mortality was 26%, 3 of the 8 patients operated as an emergency and 3 of 15 elective operations. There was no mortality among those without dissection and of 7 chronic dissections, one died. All patients were followed for an average of 45 months. Two patients required reinterventions on the aorta and one for colon cancer. There was one late death of unknown cause. Postoperative complications were agitation, bleeding and temporary vocal cord dysfunction. Conclusions: There is a learning curve, where more extensive operations, particularly those done as emergency or for dissections, had an increased operative riskinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessSociedad Médica de SantiagoRevista médica de Chile v.134 n.5 20062006-05-01text/htmlhttp://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0034-98872006000500005es10.4067/S0034-98872006000500005
institution Scielo Chile
collection Scielo Chile
language Spanish / Castilian
topic Aorta, thoracic
Aortic aneurysm, thoracic
Hipothermia
Perfusion
spellingShingle Aorta, thoracic
Aortic aneurysm, thoracic
Hipothermia
Perfusion
Irarrázaval Ll,Manuel J
Morán V,Sergio
Zalaquett S,Ricardo
Becker R,Pedro
Baeza P,Cristian
Urzúa U,Jorge
Lema F,Guillermo
Canessa B,Roberto
Chamorro S,Gastón
Braun J,Sandra
Córdova A,Samuel
Garayar P,Bernardita
Reemplazo parcial o total del arco aórtico: Experiencia en 23 pacientes
description Background: Surgery of the aortic arch is a very complex procedure since it requires protective strategies for the brain, heart and rest of the body. Aim: To communicate our experience in the first 23 total or partial replacements of aortic arch. Material and methods: Retrospective search in the database of the Cardiovascular Surgery Unit for patients subjected to partial or total replacement of the aortic arch since 1998. Results: Between 1988 and 2002, 23 patients were operated. Seventeen had aortic dissection (10 acute and 7 chronic), five had an atherosclerotic aneurysm and one had a traumatic lesion. Thirteen patients were subjected to a replacement of the arch plus ascending aorta, six to a replacement of the arch plus descending aorta and four to a replacement of the arch, ascending and descending aorta. Seven patients had previous operation of the thoracic aorta. Arterial perfusion was done via the femoral artery, axillary artery or a combination of both. A hypothermic circulatory arrest was induced in 22; it was associated with cerebral retro perfusion alone in 8 patients, antegrade cerebral perfusion in 5; isolated or associated axillary perfusion was used in five patients. In seven, procedures on the aortic or mitral valve, or coronary artery operations were added. Operative mortality was 26%, 3 of the 8 patients operated as an emergency and 3 of 15 elective operations. There was no mortality among those without dissection and of 7 chronic dissections, one died. All patients were followed for an average of 45 months. Two patients required reinterventions on the aorta and one for colon cancer. There was one late death of unknown cause. Postoperative complications were agitation, bleeding and temporary vocal cord dysfunction. Conclusions: There is a learning curve, where more extensive operations, particularly those done as emergency or for dissections, had an increased operative risk
author Irarrázaval Ll,Manuel J
Morán V,Sergio
Zalaquett S,Ricardo
Becker R,Pedro
Baeza P,Cristian
Urzúa U,Jorge
Lema F,Guillermo
Canessa B,Roberto
Chamorro S,Gastón
Braun J,Sandra
Córdova A,Samuel
Garayar P,Bernardita
author_facet Irarrázaval Ll,Manuel J
Morán V,Sergio
Zalaquett S,Ricardo
Becker R,Pedro
Baeza P,Cristian
Urzúa U,Jorge
Lema F,Guillermo
Canessa B,Roberto
Chamorro S,Gastón
Braun J,Sandra
Córdova A,Samuel
Garayar P,Bernardita
author_sort Irarrázaval Ll,Manuel J
title Reemplazo parcial o total del arco aórtico: Experiencia en 23 pacientes
title_short Reemplazo parcial o total del arco aórtico: Experiencia en 23 pacientes
title_full Reemplazo parcial o total del arco aórtico: Experiencia en 23 pacientes
title_fullStr Reemplazo parcial o total del arco aórtico: Experiencia en 23 pacientes
title_full_unstemmed Reemplazo parcial o total del arco aórtico: Experiencia en 23 pacientes
title_sort reemplazo parcial o total del arco aórtico: experiencia en 23 pacientes
publisher Sociedad Médica de Santiago
publishDate 2006
url http://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0034-98872006000500005
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