Tom 13, Nr 6 (2018)
CHOROBY STRUKTURALNE SERCA
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Leczenie przeciwkrzepliwe po przezskórnym zamknięciu uszka lewego przedsionka

Paweł Kralisz1, Marek Grygier2
Kardiol Inwazyjna 2018;13(6):18-22.

Streszczenie

Przezskórne zamknięcie uszka lewego przedsionka (LAAO, left
atrial appendage occlusion) zmniejsza ryzyko udaru mózgu
w grupie chorych z migotaniem przedsionków o etiologii niezastawkowej
i wyraźnie ogranicza liczbę powikłań krwotocznych
poprzez eliminację konieczności długotrwałego leczenia
przeciwzakrzepowego u większości chorych. Jednak w okresie
bezpośrednio po zabiegu LAAO konieczne jest przejściowe, ograniczone
czasowo, stosowanie terapii przeciwkrzepliwej. Jakość
i długość optymalnej terapii po LAAO pozostają przedmiotem
badań. Obecnie schemat podwójnej terapii przeciwpłytkowej
w okresie pierwszych trzech miesięcy i następnie kwasem
acetylosalicylowym przynajmniej przez rok jest rutynowo
stosowany u wszystkich pacjentów po LAAO, zapewniając
skuteczną ochronę przed udarem przy ograniczonej liczbie
powikłań krwotocznych.

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