Revascularization of the Heart by Vein Graft From Aorta to Coronary Sinus

McAllister, Ferdinand F.; Leighninger, David S.; Beck, Claude S.

doi:10.1097/00000658-195102000-00002

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“…This pathologic change in the myocardium was one of the first degenerative cardiac lesions to come under the surveillance of surgeons. Historically, there have been numerous attacks upon this lesion, ranging from excision of the acute myocardial infarcts as suggested by Murray (1) to the use of an arteriovenous fistula as proposed by Beck (2). Since ischemia of the myocardium is heralded by incapacitating pain and is a warning of future myocardial damage or acute coronary occlusion, O'Shaughnessy (3) used surrounding organs in attempting to increase collateral circulation to the myocardium and finally decided that omentopexy was the best procedure.…”

Section: Coronary Ischemiamentioning

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Cardiovascular Surgery in Geriatrics*

Johnston

Jordan

1954

J American Geriatrics Society

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Section: Coronary Ischemiamentioning

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Cardiovascular Surgery in Geriatrics*

Johnston

Jordan

1954

J American Geriatrics Society

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“…* The operation is much simpler, evenl, than palliatives such as deniervation (figs. 3,6). It seemed justifiable to apply the operation to a selected group of patients suffer-* Total operating time in human cases has ranged from only 11 to 26 minutes.…”

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De-Epicardialization: A Simple, Effective Surgical Treatment for Angina Pectoris

et al. 1955

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Removal of the epicardium of the dog's heart with 95 per cent phenol permits anastomoses between pericardial vessels and the coronary arteries that are large enough to carry the Schlesinger mass (40 micra or larger). In 18 patients suffering from intractable angina pectoris an operation consisting of phenolization, instillation of talc and pneumonopexy has resulted in consistent relief of pain. The simplicity of the procedure exposes the patient to minimum risk of fresh thrombosis; its effectiveness justifies further trial.

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“…A previous report ( 1 ) described late physiologic data up to one year following the aortato-coronary sinus anastomosis of Beck ( 2 ) in dogs. This procedure for revascularization of the heart is known as the Beck #2 Operation.…”

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“…This study compares functional intercoronary arterial communications in Beck #2 operated dogs with the following: 1 ) Beck #2 operated dogs in which the graft was ligated 3 months following the second stage of the Beck #2 operation and studied 3 months following the graft ligation, 2 ) sham Beck #2 operated dogs, and 3 ) dogs following defibrillation of the ventricles. This study compares functional intercoronary arterial communications in Beck #2 operated dogs with the following: 1 ) Beck #2 operated dogs in which the graft was ligated 3 months following the second stage of the Beck #2 operation and studied 3 months following the graft ligation, 2 ) sham Beck #2 operated dogs, and 3 ) dogs following defibrillation of the ventricles.…”

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