SHORT-TERM RESULT OF BENTALL COMPOSITE AORTIC ROOT REPLACEMENT FOR ASCENDING AORTA ANEURSM AND DISSECTION IN SHAHID RAJAEII HEART HOSPITAL BETWEEN 1991 TO 2001

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FARITOUS S.Z.; GHODSI M.; HASHEMI S.M.

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Journal: JOURNAL OF IRANIAN SOCIETY ANAESTHESIOLOGY AND INTENSIVE CARE Year:2006 | Volume:28 | Issue:54 Page(s): 35-43

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SHORT-TERM RESULT OF BENTALL COMPOSITE AORTIC ROOT REPLACEMENT FOR ASCENDING AORTA ANEURSM AND DISSECTION IN SHAHID RAJAEII HEART HOSPITAL BETWEEN 1991 TO 2001

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FARITOUS S.Z. | GHODSI M. | HASHEMI S.M. | Issue Writer Certificate

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BENTALL PROCEDUREQ3

ANEURYSMQ3

DISSECTIONQ3

MORBIDITY AND MORTALITYQ3

Abstract

Background: This retrospective analysis was done to evaluate the outcomes of patients undergoing aortic root replacement with Sental procedure.Materials and methods: 84 patients (mean age 43±13.8 years) who undervent replacement of the thoracic aorta and aortic valve were studied.Degenerative disease of the aorta was the most common cause of requiring operation in 60 patients (71/42%), flowed by type A disection 21 patients (25%), atherosclerotic aneurysn in 4 patients (4/76%) and poststenotic dilatation (bicuspid vavlve) in 4 patients (4/74) and 21 patients (25%) had marfan syndrome.Results: There were four intraoperative and seven postoperative deaths. Complication during hospital follow-up including neurologic events 15 (17/85%), and 8 patients had acute renal failure, (10%). 15 patients had significant bleeding requiring reparation or transfusion and removed packed gauge (17/8%). Mediastinitis in 1 patient (1/19%), permanent pacemaker in 1 patient (1/19%), significant arrhythemia or CPR in 21 patients (25%), perforation of deoudenum in 1 patient (1/19%), gastrointestinal bleeding in 1 patient (1/19%), and septicemia in 3 patients (3/57%). Morbidity in our study was 31 patients (36.9%) and mortality was 11 patients (13.9%) which was higher than other which were published by other investigators. Conclusion: As the complications of BENTALL PROCEDURE in Shahid Rajaeii Hospital are more than the other centers, we recommend controlled studies to find the pitfalls.

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FARITOUS, S.Z., GHODSI, M., & HASHEMI, S.M.. (2006). SHORT-TERM RESULT OF BENTALL COMPOSITE AORTIC ROOT REPLACEMENT FOR ASCENDING AORTA ANEURSM AND DISSECTION IN SHAHID RAJAEII HEART HOSPITAL BETWEEN 1991 TO 2001. JOURNAL OF IRANIAN SOCIETY ANAESTHESIOLOGY AND INTENSIVE CARE, 28(54), 35-43. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/63266/en

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FARITOUS S.Z., GHODSI M., HASHEMI S.M.. SHORT-TERM RESULT OF BENTALL COMPOSITE AORTIC ROOT REPLACEMENT FOR ASCENDING AORTA ANEURSM AND DISSECTION IN SHAHID RAJAEII HEART HOSPITAL BETWEEN 1991 TO 2001. JOURNAL OF IRANIAN SOCIETY ANAESTHESIOLOGY AND INTENSIVE CARE[Internet]. 2006;28(54):35-43. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/63266/en

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S.Z. FARITOUS, M. GHODSI, and S.M. HASHEMI, “SHORT-TERM RESULT OF BENTALL COMPOSITE AORTIC ROOT REPLACEMENT FOR ASCENDING AORTA ANEURSM AND DISSECTION IN SHAHID RAJAEII HEART HOSPITAL BETWEEN 1991 TO 2001,” JOURNAL OF IRANIAN SOCIETY ANAESTHESIOLOGY AND INTENSIVE CARE, vol. 28, no. 54, pp. 35–43, 2006, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/63266/en

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