Tom 13, Nr 6 (2018)
KARDIOCHIRURGIA
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Eksport do Mediów Społecznościowych

Eksport do Mediów Społecznościowych

Kaniulacja żyły i tętnicy szyjnej do krążenia pozaustrojowego podczas operacji z minitorakotomii u pacjenta obciążonego bez możliwości klasycznego dostępu

Jakub Staromłyński1, Radosław Smoczyński1, Mariusz Kowalewski1, Anna Witkowska1, Dominik Drobiński1, Piotr Suwalski1
Kardiol Inwazyjna 2018;13(6):34-37.

Streszczenie

Minimally-invasive surgery is more and more often considered to be an advisable treatment in case of patients with mitral or triscupid valve dysfunctions, as well as those with heart tumor. The incision is reduced to minimum. As a result, the blood loss, postoperative pain and cardiorespiratory complications are also reduced. Minimally-invasive techniques are being developed dynamically all over the world, although they are not available yet in many medical centres. In this article, a case of a female patient in extremely severe condition is described. The women had been diagnosed with left atrial myxoma and underwent a minimally-invasive surgery with alternative access used for the purpose of extracorporeal circulation.

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