BRIDGING TO HEART TRANSPLANTATION FROM THE BIVENTRICULAR PULSATILE BERLIN HEART EXCOR ASSIST DEVICE SUPPORT IN A PATIENT WITH ADVANCED END-ORGAN FAILURE

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DEMIROZU ZUMRUT TUBA; KUCUKAKSU DENIZ SUHA

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Journal: THE JOURNAL OF TEHRAN UNIVERSITY HEART CENTER Year:2015 | Volume:10 | Issue:4 Page(s): 201-204

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BRIDGING TO HEART TRANSPLANTATION FROM THE BIVENTRICULAR PULSATILE BERLIN HEART EXCOR ASSIST DEVICE SUPPORT IN A PATIENT WITH ADVANCED END-ORGAN FAILURE

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DEMIROZU ZUMRUT TUBA | KUCUKAKSU DENIZ SUHA | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

HEART FAILURE

HEART-ASSIST DEVICES

HEART TRANSPLANTATION

INFECTION

Abstract

Long-term mechanical circulatory support is a life-saving technology while briding to HEART TRANSPLANTATION. It increases the quality of life and preserves end-organ function for patients with advanced HEART FAILURE. The number of patients with advanced HEART FAILURE scheduled for HEART TRANSPLANTATION before comorbidities escalate is on the rise. However, the device function is complicated by the bleeding-thrombosis and INFECTION paradigm, hence the interest in understanding devicethrombosis and INFECTION. We describe a 27-year-old man with idiopathic cardiomyopathy, advanced end-organ failure, and severe INFECTION, who was bridged to HEART TRANSPLANTATION after 8 months on the Berlin Heart EXCOR (Berlin Heart AG, Berlin, Germany) biventricular support. The patient was discharged from the hospital in the third postoperative week after the recovery of his end-organ functions. At 29 months’ post-transplantation follow-up, his last cardiac biopsy was grade 0, his ejection fraction was 60%, and he was enjoying a good quality of life.

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DEMIROZU, ZUMRUT TUBA, & KUCUKAKSU, DENIZ SUHA. (2015). BRIDGING TO HEART TRANSPLANTATION FROM THE BIVENTRICULAR PULSATILE BERLIN HEART EXCOR ASSIST DEVICE SUPPORT IN A PATIENT WITH ADVANCED END-ORGAN FAILURE. THE JOURNAL OF TEHRAN UNIVERSITY HEART CENTER, 10(4), 201-204. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/302055/en

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DEMIROZU ZUMRUT TUBA, KUCUKAKSU DENIZ SUHA. BRIDGING TO HEART TRANSPLANTATION FROM THE BIVENTRICULAR PULSATILE BERLIN HEART EXCOR ASSIST DEVICE SUPPORT IN A PATIENT WITH ADVANCED END-ORGAN FAILURE. THE JOURNAL OF TEHRAN UNIVERSITY HEART CENTER[Internet]. 2015;10(4):201-204. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/302055/en

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ZUMRUT TUBA DEMIROZU, and DENIZ SUHA KUCUKAKSU, “BRIDGING TO HEART TRANSPLANTATION FROM THE BIVENTRICULAR PULSATILE BERLIN HEART EXCOR ASSIST DEVICE SUPPORT IN A PATIENT WITH ADVANCED END-ORGAN FAILURE,” THE JOURNAL OF TEHRAN UNIVERSITY HEART CENTER, vol. 10, no. 4, pp. 201–204, 2015, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/302055/en

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