What are the long-term outcomes of #aortic valve repair in children after infancy? Surgeons at @RCHMelbourne say 15-year freedom from reoperation and replacement was 59% and 66%, respectively. Log in to #JTCVS to read more: https://t.co/pN565PLULt
@MichaelZLZhu@edwardburatto
Congratulations to Dr. Edward Buratto! From my medical student, to PhD student, to Cardiothoracic Surgeon, to the AATS member during the last 15 years! This is a great success story that makes me feel very proud!
Hot off the press today!
Should we be more cautious about long term results of TAVI compared with surgery in low and intermediate risk patients ?
https://t.co/zFAKUnzaDl
Recently published in #JTCVS Open: Experience with Berlin heart support in children with a focus on device removal. Read more about patients who underwent Berlin Heart EXCOR implantation from 2009 to 2024: https://t.co/zVhmbHNJpj
@konstantinov_ie#HeartMonth
The January issue of #JTCVS is available to view. Read articles like this VALUE Trial on Phase 1 safety and feasibility study of same-day discharge after video-assisted thoracoscopic surgery lung resection: https://t.co/bVknpp9Q2u
Researchers at @RCHMelbourne sought to determine late outcomes in adult patients after the arterial switch operation, and found one quarter of patients require reoperation at 30 years. Read more in #JTCVS for free until 1/30: https://t.co/Sdx2Q7XXBY
@konstantinov_ie
1) Exactly 40 years ago today, the landmark @NEJM paper “Influence of the Internal Mammary Artery Graft on 10-Year Survival and Other Cardiac Events” was published, establishing the IMA–LAD graft as the cornerstone of CABG. https://t.co/sEshntEer9
I agree w this analysis. It’s open access so you can read it.
Clearly both PCI and CABG have a role, but the “curation” of these trial results is nothing short of unseemly.
I can almost hear Domenico hollering from heaven.
After studying the Ross operation in adults for over twenty-five years, surgeons at @AU_RMH found the inclusion technique keeps up the expectations with low long-term reoperation rates. Read more in #JTCVS: https://t.co/7osH1MBsI5
@edwardburatto@rochellemwynne
Recently published in Seminars in Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery: Aortic Valve Surgery in Children With Infective Endocarditis. When repair isn't feasible, the Ross Procedure is optimal. Read more: https://t.co/D0cxbNhXT8
@edwardburatto@konstantinov_ie@RCHMelbourne
What is the ideal timing for Ross operation in children? Read this #JTCVS Invited Expert Review to see what the leading #cardiothoracic surgeons say about timing and how to achieve long-lasting results: https://t.co/nZWThTcQox
How does the outcome of staged repair compare with primary repair when treating young infants with symptomatic tetralogy of Fallot? Read the conclusion for free in #JTCVS Open: https://t.co/Zz73JpgYPU
@edwardburatto@drcanyerebakan@konstantinov_ie@Dr_dUdekem
So excited about this and thankful to Larry Neubauer for his vision and support! Squarely aiming at reducing the burden of congenital heart disease at large
Great 2 days going over the latest about the #Rossprocedure at @MountSinaiNYC.
🙏 to the faculty & attendees from around the country and beyond for the collegial sharing of knowledge and expertise. This will no doubt benefit numbers of patients with AV disease around the world.
Norwood-Sano procedure with neo-aortic valve repair on the beating heart - Operative Techniques in Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery https://t.co/kJkm7Ugt36
Long-term outcomes of tetralogy of Fallot repair: A 30-year experience with 960 patients.
Read the JTCVS article by Ishigami, Konstantinov, et al: https://t.co/IuB2VnPjyr
#JTCVS@AATSHQ@edwardburatto@konstantinov_ie
Join us Wednesday, 12/13 at 7pm ET for our next #congential webinar focusing on Atrioventricular Canal (AVC) data. Six surgeons will discuss staged repair, high-risk features, left atrioventricular valve (LAVV) repair durability, and long-term outcomes. https://t.co/LVHXC5k8cP