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J L Ubago

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PubMed1976

Clinical and hemodynamic performance of a totally flexible prosthetic ring for atrioventricular valve reconstruction.

A new, totally flexible ring for atrioventricular annuloplasty is described. The technique for its insertion closely follows the principles of Carpentier's selective annulus reconstruction [4]. Ninety-nine such rings have been inserted (47 in the mitral and 52 in the triscuspid position); 45 valves were simultaneously replaced. There were 6 (4 hospital and 2 late) deaths. The thromboembolic incidence was 4.8%. No instances of dehiscence or late ring deterioration have been detected. Thirty-four patients have been recatheterized, 19 of them with mitral rings. The mitral gradients and angiographic findings show the correct functioning of the implanted ring. It is concluded that use of this flexible ring, which adapts to the continuous changes of the normal mitral annulus, produces a more physiological type of valve operation.

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[Percutaneous cardiopulmonary bypass in angioplasty and valvuloplasty. The technical considerations].

To reduce problems during percutaneous transluminal angioplasties and valvuloplasties in the catheterization laboratory, percutaneous cardiopulmonary bypass was used in 6 patients (three aortic, two mitral and one coronary). Percutaneous 21 F (venous) and 17 F (arterial) cannulas were placed through the femoral vessels. Mean flows of 3 l/min were achieved with a roller pump, with a mean blood pressure of 60 mmHg. Bypass time ranged between 22 and 55 minutes (mean 39). Light intravenous sedations and spontaneous breathing was maintained in all cases. Maximum inflation time of balloons were 4 minutes for the aortic valvuloplasty patients and 50 seconds for the mitral. Two patients developed groin hematomas, and one of them required surgical exploration. Percutaneous bypass is a simple and easily achieved technique to ensure safety in the high-risk patient.

Anesthesia, Local↗
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[A primary epithelioid hemangioendothelioma localized in the pulmonary valve].

A case of epithelioid haemangioendothelioma sited at pulmonary valve, with an excrescence growing invading pulmonary artery troncus and its principal branches, in a 56-year-old woman is reported. The evolutive behavior simulated some clinical situations which made difficult the diagnosis: a mild-moderate pulmonary stenosis, a general syndrome, and, finally, an acute pulmonary thromboembolism that carried to an aggressive management which conducted to the entity diagnosis.

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