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Revista Brasileira de Cirurgia Cardiovascular
Aortic reconstruction with bovine pericardial grafts
Lindemberg Mota Silveira1  Orlando Petrucci Jr1  Pedro Paulo Martins De Oliveira1  Reinaldo Wilson Vieira1  Domingo Marcolino Braile1 
[1] ,UNICAMP FCM HC
关键词: Aorta;    Aneurysm dissecting;    Pericardium;    Bioprosthesis;    Aorta;    Aneurisma dissecante;    Pericárdio;    Bioprótese;   
DOI  :  10.1590/S0102-76382003000100005
来源: SciELO
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【 摘 要 】

INTRODUCTION: Glutaraldehyde-treated crimped bovine pericardial grafts are currently used in aortic graft surgery. These conduits have become good options for these operations, available in different sizes and shapes and at a low cost. OBJECTIVE:To evaluate the results obtained with bovine pericardial grafts for aortic reconstruction, specially concerning late complications. METHOD: Between January 1995 and January 2002, 57 patients underwent different types of aortic reconstruction operations using bovine pericardial grafts. A total of 29 (50.8%) were operated on an urgent basis (mostly acute Stanford A dissection) and 28 electively. Thoracotomy was performed in three patients for descending aortic replacement (two patients) and aortoplasty with a patch in one. All remaining 54 underwent sternotomy, cardiopulmonary bypass and aortic resection. Deep hypothermia and total circulatory arrest was used in acute dissections and arch operations. RESULTS: Hospital mortality was 17.5%. Follow-up was 24.09 months (18.5 to 29.8 months confidence interval) and complication-free actuarial survival curve was 92.3% (standard deviation ± 10.6). Two patients lately developed thoracoabdominal aneurysms following previous DeBakey II dissection and one died from endocarditis. One "patch" aortoplasty patient developed local descending aortic pseudoaneurysm 42 months after surgery. All other patients are asymptomatic and currently clinically evaluated with echocardiography and CT scans, showing no complications. CONCLUSION: Use of bovine pericardial grafts in aortic reconstruction surgery is adequate and safe, with few complications related to the conduits.

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