2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.crvasa.2017.06.004
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Thoracoscopic ablation of atrial fibrillation - Should we still be concerned about periprocedural complications?

Abstract: Úvod: Minimálně invazivní chirurgické ablace se stávají zajímavou možností, jak léčit pacienty s izolovanou fi brilací síní (FS). Obecně jsou však tyto ablace spojovány s vyšší četností perioperačních komplikací. Cílem této studie bylo shrnout výskyt komplikací u všech takových procedur provedených v našem centru a porovnat jej s údaji z relevantních publikací z poslední doby. Materiál a metody: Shromážděny a analyzovány byly veškeré údaje o všech perioperačních a 30denních komplikacích thorakoskopických ablac… Show more

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“…The average incidence of serious complications was as high as 4.8%. This was mainly due to conversion to the sternotomy (1.28%) and phrenic nerve palsy (0.75%) in the early period of thoracoscopic surgery 29 . However, Bulava et al reported 13% of major complications during the surgical part of hybrid procedure 25 .…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The average incidence of serious complications was as high as 4.8%. This was mainly due to conversion to the sternotomy (1.28%) and phrenic nerve palsy (0.75%) in the early period of thoracoscopic surgery 29 . However, Bulava et al reported 13% of major complications during the surgical part of hybrid procedure 25 .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%