Beating-Heart Valve Surgery in Patients with Renal Failure Requiring Hemodialysis Saqib Masroor, Pierluca Lombardi, Hasan Tehrani, Said F. Yassin,
Kushagra Katariya, Tomas A. Salerno |
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Background and aim of the study: The safety and
efficacy of beating-heart valve surgery as a myocardial protection strategy
was evaluated in patients with renal failure requiring hemodialysis. |
months (range: 9-27 months). Other complications included
reintubation for <24 h (one case), AV graft thrombosis (one patient)
and stroke (one patient, as mentioned above). There were no new cardiac
(including arrhythmia and low cardiac output syndrome) or metabolic complications
(including hyperkalemia and fluid overload). Conclusion: This is the first report of beating-heart valve surgery using simultaneous antegrade and retrograde perfusion with normothermic blood. Despite being small in size, the study demonstrated the safety of this approach in a high-risk population with renal failure requiring hemodialysis. The results suggested a low incidence of complications, and short ICU and hospital stays. |
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