对于左心室外流通道阻塞的Kono-Rastan和修改后的Kono的晚期结果

Elaine M Griffeth1, Joseph A Dearani1, Kenneth R Hassler1

  • 1Department of Cardiovascular Surgery, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota.

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概括

随着时间的推移,Kono-Rastan和经过修改的Kono程序的长期随访显示左心室外流通道 (LVOT) 的反复阻塞. 尽管保持了心脏功能,但在这些复杂的手术后,年轻患者的晚期存活率仍然很差.

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