|
Surgical treatment of eightysix child patients with anomalous left coronary artery from the pulmonary artery
JOURNAL OF CLINICAL SURGERY. 2019, 27 (5):
416-418.
DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1005-6483.2019.05.018
Objective:To review the shortterm result of surgical treatment of child patients with anomalous left coronary artery from the pulmonary artery(ALCAPA).Methods:A retrospective,single institution review was conducted on 86 child patients with ALCAPA underwent coronary reimplantation.All the patients underwent coronary reimplantation procedure with cardiopulmonary bypass.Patients with moderate or severe MR underwent mitral valve repair simutanously.To evaluate the short outcome of coronary reimplantation and MVP surgery,we analyze the related factors during the surgery and perioperative recovery.Results:There were two inhospital deaths.The median cardiopulmonary bypass time and crossclamp time were 112.0min(95.0~141.0min)and 73.0min(57.0~91.5min),respectively.The median mechanical ventilation time and intensive care unit time were 22.0h(8.0~93.0h) and 69.0h(24.0~168.0h),respectively.Three patients underwent ECMO support and weaned off successfully.The median postoperative LVEF 55.0%(34.3~65.0%)did not improved compared with the preoperative LVEF.The LVEDD 34.5mm(27.0~38.0mm)decreased significantly compared with preoperative LVEDD(P<0.05).in the patients with LVEF<50%,the postoperative LVEF increased significantly[(35.5%(26.0~42.0%) vs 25.0%(19.0~35.0%)],P<0.05).No patient with severe MR and ten patients with moderate MR when were discharged.Conclusion:The coronary reimplantation has a satisfactory shortterm result for child patients with ALCAPA.
Related Articles |
Metrics
|