What Happens with the Truncal Neoaorta?
28 de July de 2024
A single-center, retrospective study from Boston Children’s Hospital reports 35 years of experience with truncal root dilatation.
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Bunty Ramchandani
Congenital cardiac surgeon at La Paz and Ramón & Cajal hospitals. Editor of Cardiac Surgery today.
ARTÍCULOS PUBLICADOS POR ESTE AUTOR
Aortic Graft Infection: transposition of the greater omentum
17 de July de 2024
This single-center retrospective study examines outcomes with omental transposition in the mediastinum for treating infected aortic grafts.
Inspiris Resilia in pulmonary position: a warning
12 de July de 2024
A retrospective single-center study comparing outcomes of the Inspiris Resilia bioprostheses versus Mosaic.
Conservative Management of Type A Aortic Dissection Remains an Option
21 de June de 2024
Contemporary Data on Conservative Management of Type A Aortic Dissection in Non-Surgical Patients from the University of Michigan.
Should We Repair Mild or Moderate Tricuspid Regurgitation During Degenerative Mitral Surgery?
14 de June de 2024
A retrospective study at Mayo Clinic analyzed outcomes of mild or moderate tricuspid repair among 1,588 patients with degenerative mitral valve disease.
Berlin Heart® as a bridge to recovery
10 de May de 2024
A systematic review analyzing nearly 1000 pediatric Berlin Heart® implants to describe the characteristics of patients who achieved successful explantation.
Rapid Growth in Thoracic Aortic Aneurysms: A Reliable Surgical Criterion?
26 de April de 2024
A retrospective study conducted by Yale University over three decades scrutinizes the data from its Aortic Institute to assess the validity of surgical indications for rapid growth exceeding 3 mm/year.
More Data on Aortic Root Enlargement Using Y-Incision Technique (Yang Procedure)
12 de April de 2024
Retrospective, single-center study on the initial 50 cases of aortic root enlargement using Yang’s technique.
Competitive sports and congenital heart disease
15 de March de 2024
Comparison of guidelines from various American and European scientific societies regarding participation in competitive sports among patients with congenital heart disease.
Papillary fibroelastoma: the most common primary cardiac tumor that also recurs
8 de March de 2024
A retrospective single-center study from the Mayo Clinic reviewing and following 294 patients who underwent surgical excision of papillary fibroelastoma.