Journal of cardiac surgery · 2022
A novel approach to stenting a stenotic graft housing a Berlin Heart cannula by utilizing an adapted left ventricular assist device circuit.
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Crompton Mark, Hermuzi Antony, Crossland David, De Rita Fabrizio, Adhvaryu Kaitav, Nassar Mohamed S
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BACKGROUND: A 9-year-old boy with Berlin Heart biventricular assist device for diagnosis of dilated cardiomyopathy developed progressive reduction in left ventricular assist device(VAD) emptying and evidence of low cardiac output despite alterations to the device settings. Computed tomography revealed that the Dacron graft attaching the systemic cannula to the ascending aorta was stenosed.
METHOD & RESULT: A minimally invasive approach with novel circuit modification was used to achieve antegrade stenting of the stenosed graft.
CONCLUSION: This proposed technique provides a large port for minimally invasive access via an adapted VAD circuit allowing stent insertion to the aortic graft with an excellent outcome.
METHOD & RESULT: A minimally invasive approach with novel circuit modification was used to achieve antegrade stenting of the stenosed graft.
CONCLUSION: This proposed technique provides a large port for minimally invasive access via an adapted VAD circuit allowing stent insertion to the aortic graft with an excellent outcome.