1995
DOI: 10.1016/0003-4975(95)00486-5
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Results of mitral valve reconstruction in children with rheumatic heart disease

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“…As time passes and inflammation or scarring occurs during the chronic phase, mitral stenosis becomes more predominant for older RHD patients, 16) as we observed in our study and has been reported in another study 17) which revealed that the number of pure mitral regurgitation cases declined with increasing age. This ongoing activity and complicated valvular pathology may make mitral repair more difficult and have a less favorable outcome postoperatively, 7,18) as in our results with significantly greater residual or recurrent mitral stenosis occurring in our repair group than was the case for the replacement group. In addition, freedom from the need for repeat mitral surgery at 5 years postsurgery was 0.91 for the repair group, a result which was quite consistent with the results of several other studies, 5,7,10) but significantly greater than the corresponding figure for the mitral replacement group.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 52%
“…As time passes and inflammation or scarring occurs during the chronic phase, mitral stenosis becomes more predominant for older RHD patients, 16) as we observed in our study and has been reported in another study 17) which revealed that the number of pure mitral regurgitation cases declined with increasing age. This ongoing activity and complicated valvular pathology may make mitral repair more difficult and have a less favorable outcome postoperatively, 7,18) as in our results with significantly greater residual or recurrent mitral stenosis occurring in our repair group than was the case for the replacement group. In addition, freedom from the need for repeat mitral surgery at 5 years postsurgery was 0.91 for the repair group, a result which was quite consistent with the results of several other studies, 5,7,10) but significantly greater than the corresponding figure for the mitral replacement group.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 52%
“…The three patients who died were in functional class IV, and two of them were in the acute phase of the disease. This mortality rate may be considered high if compared with those of most of the authors, which range from 0 to 4.8% [17][18][19][20] . Carpentier reported his 10-year experience with repair, with an in-hospital mortality of 4.2% in adults and children 14 .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 74%
“…Surgical mortality is higher in the acute phase of rheumatic feverwhen operation is indicated in patients with severe valve dysfunction and ineffective clinical treatment. Even in this group, repair may provide better results than valve replacement, as it preserves the whole subvalvular apparatus, which results in better postoperative ventricular function 12,19 .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Perbaikan katup merupakan prosedur pilihan pada anak sebab penggantian katup mempunyai angka kematian yang lebih tinggi dibandingkan dengan dewasa. Hasil operasi berkaitan dengan masalah ukuran pada katup pengganti, pemberian antikoagulan jangka panjang, degenerasi bioprostesis lebih cepat terjadi, risiko tinggi terjadi endokarditis, penurunan fungsi ventrikel, dan penurunan angka harapan hidup, [13][14][15][16][17][18] Perbaikan katup mempunyai angka kegagalan yang lebih tinggi dan secara teknis lebih sulit dibandingkan dengan penggantian katup karena kelainan yang lebih kompleks seperti deformitas daun katup, kombinasi kelainan stenosis dan regurgitasi serta keterbatasan pergerakan katup, sehingga meningkatkan frekuensi re-operasi. Selain itu penilaian pascareparasi juga lebih sulit dan serangan ulang demam reumatik membuat hasil reparasi juga kurang stabil.…”
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“…Selain itu penilaian pascareparasi juga lebih sulit dan serangan ulang demam reumatik membuat hasil reparasi juga kurang stabil. 15,16,18 Hasil penggantian katup pada anak tidak sebaik reparasi dengan angka kematian 19%, sehingga reparasi merupakan pilihan pada anak, namun perbaikan katup secara teknis lebih sulit dan dihubungkan dengan angka kegagalan yang tinggi pada anak.…”
Section: Pembahasanunclassified