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[Surgical treatment of the aortic coarctation: three-decade experience.]

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  • [Surgical treatment of the aortic coarctation: three-decade experience.] Abstract Text:

    alline de souza alves oliveiraAlline de Souza Alves Oliveira,breno barbosa de siqueira carneiroBreno Barbosa de Siqueira Carneiro,ricardo de carvalho limaRicardo de Carvalho Lima,catarina cavalcantiCatarina Cavalcanti,roberta villachanRoberta Villachan,nadja arraesNadja Arraes,ricardo de albuquerque linsRicardo de Albuquerque Lins,mozart escobarMozart Escobar,

    OBJECTIVE:To make a 30-year review of the immediate results of coarctation of the aorta (CoAo) operation, between 1974 and 2004. All the patients underwent CoAo whether in isolation or associated with other congenital defects. METHODS: The following data was investigated: age at the time of surgery, gender, associated lesions, type of surgical technique, and immediate surgical outcome, particularly focusing the presence of systemic arterial hypertension. RESULTS: One hundred and four patients underwent CoAo. Of the 104 enrolled patients, 75 (72%) were pediatric patients and 29 (28%) adults patients. In the pediatric group, 23 (22%) were considered neonates, 17 (16%) infants, and 35 (34%) children. The associated defects were present in 66 (63.5%) patients, 54 (51.9%) in the pediatric group and 12 (11.3%) in the adult group. Seven (6.7%) deaths were observed in the immediate postoperative period. Among the various surgical techniques employed, aortoplasty was used in 80 patients (76.9%); end-to-end anastomosis in 15 (14.4%); Teles technique in seven (6.7%), Waldhausen technique in one (1%), and it was not possible to identify the technique in one patient (1%). CONCLUSIONS: Despite the limitations of the present study, it may be noted that the results were good with the corrective surgery being performed safely and with a low mortality rate. Medium- and long-term follow-up was impaired by the well-known structural deficiencies in Brazil.

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    ade oliveiraAde Oliveira,bb carneiroBB Carneiro,rde limaRde Lima,c cavalcantiC Cavalcanti,r villachanR Villachan,n arraesN Arraes,rde linsRde Lins,m escobarM Escobar,

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    Journal: Revista brasileira de cirurgia cardiovascular : ór

    VOLUME: 22

    Page Numbers: 160-4

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    ISSN: 1678-9741

    DAY: 24

    MONTH: Sep

    YEAR: 2007

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    LANGUAGE: por

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    AFFILIATION: Faculdade de Ciências Médicas, Universidade de Pernambuco.

    Country: Brazil

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