Biomedical subjects
A Chrościcki
Publications and source records attributed to A Chrościcki.
[Causes and peculiarities of cardiac emergencies in children (author's transl)].
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[Ajmalin in the treatment of cardiac arrhythmias in children].
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[Attempts of diagnosis and treatment of primary interstitial myocarditis in children].
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[Clinical analysis of 20 cases of complete transposition of great arterial vessels in newborn and little children].
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[Clinical analysis of interventricular septal defects in children].
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[Clinical analysis of atrial septal defects in children].
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[Effect of amyl nitrate on the behavior of sounds in some congenital heart diseases in children].
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[Attempted hemodynamic evaluation of the cardiovascular system in children with special reference to calibrated sphygmo-oscillography].
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[A comparison of the results of radiological and electrocardiographic examination in systolic and diastolic overloading of the heart].
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[Circulatory function tests in mitral stenosis in children].
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[Treatment of hypoxic attacks in children].
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Rashkind's operation in treatment of complete transposition of the great vessels in the newborn and infants.
The study is a result of many years investigations of a large pediatric team consisting of physicians from various specialities on the methods of management in cases of transposition of greater arterial vessels. Trials of surgical treatment requiring thoracotomy in the newborn with severe cardiorespiratory failure gave no good results. In recent years 65 operations of atrioseptostomy without thoracotomy were carried out during cardiac catheterization. In nearly half the cases improvement of the general condition was obtained with survival for several months or even over one year, but close supervision was required and the children were being prepared for more radical cardiosurgical operations.