Journal of cardiopulmonary rehabilitation and prevention · 2017
Exercise Training in a Patient With a Left Ventricular Assist Device and Large Aortic Valve Thrombus.
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Wuliya Mijiti, Peyrot Sandrine, Radu Costin, Deux Jean-François, Ben Elhaj Habib, Lellouche Nicolas, Damy Thibaud, Guendouz Soulef, Gellen Barnabas
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DETAILS OF THE CLINICAL CASE: An aortic valve thrombus (AVT) is a rare complication after HeartMate II implantation. In a 44-year-old man, a large AVT was discovered 6 weeks after implantation of a HeartMate II for severe dilated cardiomyopathy. The aortic valve was permanently closed.
DISCUSSION: After a followup of 3 months without embolic events, the patient started a cardiac rehabilitation (CR) program involving aerobic exercise, resistance exercises, group gymnastics, and relaxation exercise, and completed the program without any complications, resulting in a significant functional benefit.
SUMMARY: CR might not be systematically contraindicated in patients with HeartMate II and an AVT, in particular, if there is no opening of the aortic valve at rest.
DISCUSSION: After a followup of 3 months without embolic events, the patient started a cardiac rehabilitation (CR) program involving aerobic exercise, resistance exercises, group gymnastics, and relaxation exercise, and completed the program without any complications, resulting in a significant functional benefit.
SUMMARY: CR might not be systematically contraindicated in patients with HeartMate II and an AVT, in particular, if there is no opening of the aortic valve at rest.