2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.transproceed.2014.10.009
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Prior Sternotomy Increases the Mortality and Morbidity of Adult Heart Transplantation

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“…4,11 All patients undergoing cardiac retransplantation have had a previous sternotomy, which increases the risk of mortality following transplant. 12,13 Inclusion of sternotomy as a matching variable resulted in comparison with initial transplant patients with previous sternotomy, who are also at inherently higher risk. Notably, in the sensitivity analysis that did not include sternotomy, late retransplantation was associated with an increased risk of all-cause mortality.…”
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“…4,11 All patients undergoing cardiac retransplantation have had a previous sternotomy, which increases the risk of mortality following transplant. 12,13 Inclusion of sternotomy as a matching variable resulted in comparison with initial transplant patients with previous sternotomy, who are also at inherently higher risk. Notably, in the sensitivity analysis that did not include sternotomy, late retransplantation was associated with an increased risk of all-cause mortality.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…All patients undergoing cardiac retransplantation had undergone previous cardiac surgery, which is also associated with decreased 1-year post-transplant survival. 12,13 In addition, patients undergoing retransplantation have been exposed to a previous allograft and could be more sensitized, which increases the risk of CAV and post-transplant mortality. 14 Patients undergoing retransplantation are also more likely to be on dialysis before transplant, which is independently associated with increased 1-year mortality post-transplant.…”
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“…В крупном одноцентровом исследовании V. Awad et al [19] провели анализ ранней и отдаленной ле-тальности у 704 реципиентов, оперированных с 1988-го по 2012 г. (не включая случаи ретрансплан-тации и/или трансплантации нескольких органов):…”
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“…Однако M. Russo et al [37] продемонстрировали, что длительность пребывания больше при исполь-зовании ОЛЖ в качестве моста к ТС. Данные от-носительно частоты выполнения реторакотомий по поводу кровотечения в указанных группах сравне-ния противоречивы [8,19,38,39]. Исследование M. Awad et al [8] продемонстрировало, что часто-та развития стернальной и госпитальной инфекции была выше в группе ОЛЖ, в то время как частота инфекций после выписки пациентов из стационара была аналогична между обеими группами.…”
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“…The patients with prior operation had longer cardiopulmonary bypass times and ICU and hospital stays and required more blood products. The subgroup of patients with prior VAD implantation had lower 60-day and 1-year survival [52]. Historically, anticoagulation with warfarin has been discontinued or rapidly reversed immediately prior to transplantation.…”
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confidence: 99%