O‘zbekiston кardiologiyasi Volume 2 Issue 1 (2025) · pp. 87-93
Valve surgery in patients with low left ventricular ejection fraction.
Хайруллаев, У, Муллабаева, Г, Шарипов, И, Xairullaev, Umid, Mullabaeva, Guzal, Sharipov, Islamjan, Khairullaev, Umid, Mullabaeva, Guzal, Sharipov, Islamjan
Abstract
Beating-heart continuous coronary perfusion (BHCCP) has been promoted as an alternative to the technique of cardioplegic arrest in valve surgery. Its potential advantage is the elimination of cardioplegia and the corollary risk of ischemic reperfusion injury. The use of CCP has been recommended especially when performing more complex operations, such as mitral valve repair, and particularly as surgeons become more familiar with beating-heart coronary surgery. We conducted a systematic review to assess the strength of the evidence supporting the efficacy of BHCCP compared to cardioplegia in valve surgery.
Continuous perfusionbeating heartheart valvesmyocardial protectioncardioplegiaнепрерывная перфузияработающий сердцеклапаны сердцазащита миокардакардиоплегия
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