P292. Ross Procedure
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Arkalgud Sampath Kumar (SAM)
DOB 15 April 1946, Bangalore
MBBS, Deceember 1967, Bangalore Medical College
M.S. (Surgery) 1973 AIIMS, New Delhi
M.Ch. 1976 AIIMS, New Delhi
Retd (2009). Prof and Head, CTVS, AIIMS, New Delhi
Former Editor in Chief, IJTCVS
Emeritus Editor, Asian Cardiovascular and Thoracic Annals
Member, ASI, IACTS, STS, AATS, EACTS, ASCVTS
6 Textbooks, 200+ publications, 33 surgical videos
Thursday, April 25, 2024: 5:38 PM - 7:00 PM
Sheraton Times Square
Room: Central Park
Description
AVR with Pulmonary Autograft
Brief summary of the video:
In this video we demonstrate pulmonary autograft aortic valve replacement with modifications to reduce the problem of bleeding from the anastomotic sites.
The operation is a complex one and should be performed after acquiring sufficient experience in aortic valve surgery. This is suitable for patients with severe aortic stenosis not amenable to repair. It provides a living, autologous valve which can grow with the patients somatic growth. It avoids lifelong anticoagulation. Provides normal haemodynamics. With the use of a pulmonary homograft the likelihood of reoperation for replacement will be necessary in about 10 to 15 years depending on the age at first operation.
Authors
Arkalgud Sampath Kumar (1), devagourou velayoudam (2)
Institutions
(1) Retd. Prof and head, Dept of CTVS, AIIMS, Max superspeciality hospital, New Delhi, India, (2) AIIMS, New Delhi, NA
Brief summary of the video:
In this video we demonstrate pulmonary autograft aortic valve replacement with modifications to reduce the problem of bleeding from the anastomotic sites.
The operation is a complex one and should be performed after acquiring sufficient experience in aortic valve surgery. This is suitable for patients with severe aortic stenosis not amenable to repair. It provides a living, autologous valve which can grow with the patients somatic growth. It avoids lifelong anticoagulation. Provides normal haemodynamics. With the use of a pulmonary homograft the likelihood of reoperation for replacement will be necessary in about 10 to 15 years depending on the age at first operation.
Authors
Arkalgud Sampath Kumar (1), devagourou velayoudam (2)
Institutions
(1) Retd. Prof and head, Dept of CTVS, AIIMS, Max superspeciality hospital, New Delhi, India, (2) AIIMS, New Delhi, NA
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