Reoperations after the Ross procedure are rare, with autograft as well as homograft failure being the dominant causes for redo cardiac procedures. Due to increasing experience with valve-sparing aortic valve procedures, more valves can be preserved during redo surgery. Herein are reported the details of a patient who underwent quadruple valve reoperation comprising redo with a reconstructive approach after the short-term failure of pulmonary autograft and homograft with concomitant mitral and tricuspid regurgitation.

How to cite: Goebel, N., Albert, M., Stan, A., Ursulescu, A., & W Franke, U. F. (2016). Quadruple Valve Reoperation after the Ross Procedure. The Journal of heart valve disease, 25(1), 112–113.