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CREATION OF A SECONDARY VENTRICULAR OUTLET TO REVERSE HEMOLYSIS AFTER AORTIC VALVE REPLACEMENT.

David A. Ott¹, Denton A. Cooley, John C. Norman.

Abstract

A 66-year-old woman developed severe hemolysis after undergoing aortic valve replacement. A diminutive annulus and extensive calcification of the aorta precluded further surgery of the aortic root. Hemolysis was completely reversed by the implantation of a woven Dacron apicoabdominal aortic conduit incorporating a Cooley-Cutter prosthetic valve. Fractionation of stroke volume by means of a second ventricular outlet can reduce shear stresses and turbulence associated with unfavorable hemodynamic conditions, thereby successfully correcting hemolysis.

Entities: Disease Species

Year: 1979 PMID： 15216312 PMCID： PMC287804

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Cardiovasc Dis ISSN： 0093-3546

11 in total

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Authors: S J SARNOFF; T J DONOVAN; R B CASE
Journal: Circulation Date: 1955-04 Impact factor: 29.690

2. Severe intravascular hemolysis after aortic valve replacement: reversal by left ventricular apico-abdominal aortic composite conduit.

Authors: D A Cooley; J C Norman
Journal: J Thorac Cardiovasc Surg Date: 1977-08 Impact factor: 5.209

3. Chronic intravascular haemolysis after aortic disc valve replacement. Comparative study between Lillehei-Kaster and Björk-Shiley disc valve prostheses.

Authors: S Nitter-Hauge; C Sommerfelt; K V Hall; T Fröysaker; L Efskind
Journal: Br Heart J Date: 1974-08

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Authors: C G Nevaril; E C Lynch; C P Alfrey; J D Hellums
Journal: J Lab Clin Med Date: 1968-05

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Authors: M T Brodeur; D W Sutherland; R D Koler; A Starr; J A Kimsey; H E Griswold
Journal: Circulation Date: 1965-10 Impact factor: 29.690

6. Relief of congenital obstruction to left ventricular outflow with a ventricular-arotic prosthesis.

Authors: W F Bernhard; V Poirier; C G LaFarge
Journal: J Thorac Cardiovasc Surg Date: 1975-02 Impact factor: 5.209

7. Creation of double-outlet left ventricles for left ventricular outflow obstructions: initial clinical results in six patients.

Authors: J C Norman; M R Nihill; D A Cooley
Journal: Trans Am Soc Artif Intern Organs Date: 1976

CREATION OF A SECONDARY VENTRICULAR OUTLET TO REVERSE HEMOLYSIS AFTER AORTIC VALVE REPLACEMENT.

1. The surgical relief of aortic stenosis by means of apical-aortic valvular anastomosis.

2. Severe intravascular hemolysis after aortic valve replacement: reversal by left ventricular apico-abdominal aortic composite conduit.

3. Chronic intravascular haemolysis after aortic disc valve replacement. Comparative study between Lillehei-Kaster and Björk-Shiley disc valve prostheses.

4. Erythrocyte damage and destruction induced by shearing stress.

5. Red blood cell survival in patients with aortic valvular disease and ball-valve prostheses.

6. Relief of congenital obstruction to left ventricular outflow with a ventricular-arotic prosthesis.

7. Creation of double-outlet left ventricles for left ventricular outflow obstructions: initial clinical results in six patients.

8. Results of aortoventriculoplasty in 21 consecutive patients with left ventricular outflow tract obstruction.

9. DELAYED STERNAL CLOSURE: A USEFUL TECHNIQUE TO PREVENT TAMPONADE OR COMPRESSION OF THE HEART.

10. Surgical treatment of left ventricular outflow tract obstruction with apicoaortic valved conduit.

1. ECHO-PHONOCARDIOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS OF THE NORMALLY FUNCTIONING COOLEY-CUTTER MITRAL VALVE PROSTHESIS.