• 中國(guó)醫(yī)學(xué)科學(xué)院北京協(xié)和醫(yī)學(xué)院 心血管病研究所?阜外心血管病醫(yī)院, 北京 100037;

目的 評(píng)價(jià)左室訓(xùn)練術(shù)治療先天性矯正型大動(dòng)脈轉(zhuǎn)位(cCTGA)的臨床療效?!》椒ā?005年5月至2011年5月,阜外心血管病醫(yī)院對(duì)24例左心室退化的cCTGA患者行左室訓(xùn)練術(shù),其中男 13例,女 11例;年齡0.17~22.00 (3.73±4.35)歲;體重5.10~61.00 (15.71±10.95) kg。主要合并畸形:三尖瓣關(guān)閉不全(TR)23例(輕度11例、中度7例、重度5例),限制型室間隔缺損18例,房間隔缺損5例,卵圓孔未閉5例,動(dòng)脈導(dǎo)管未閉4例,肺動(dòng)脈瓣輕度狹窄5例,主動(dòng)脈弓縮窄1例。術(shù)前經(jīng)超聲心動(dòng)圖、心血管造影或心導(dǎo)管檢查確診,形態(tài)學(xué)左心室舒張期末內(nèi)徑(mLVEDD)8~32 (21.56±6.60) mm,形態(tài)學(xué)左心室(mLV)后壁厚度2~7(4.29±1.52) mm,形態(tài)學(xué)左心室與形態(tài)學(xué)右心室(mRV)壓力比(PmLV/mRV) 0.12~0.65 (0.41±0.12)。手術(shù)均采用胸骨上端小切口或胸骨正中切口,在全身麻醉下完成肺動(dòng)脈環(huán)縮術(shù)?!〗Y(jié)果 術(shù)畢測(cè)壓PmLV/mRV 0.57~0.93 (0.76±0.10);全組患者無(wú)住院死亡,出院時(shí)超聲心動(dòng)圖檢查提示:雙心室結(jié)構(gòu)和功能良好,室間隔位置較術(shù)前略向mRV側(cè)移位,mLVEDD較術(shù)前略增大,TR較術(shù)前減輕。術(shù)后隨訪1~35個(gè)月,無(wú)遠(yuǎn)期死亡。所有患者一般情況好,生命體征平穩(wěn),心功能分級(jí)(NYHA)Ⅰ~Ⅱ級(jí),mLVEDD 14~40 (26.17±7.11) mm,mLV后壁厚度4~9 (4.95±1.44) mm,PmLV/mRV 0.52~0.98 (0.72±0.16),TR較術(shù)前明顯減輕,其中14例患者完成二期心房大動(dòng)脈雙調(diào)轉(zhuǎn)術(shù)?!〗Y(jié)論 左室訓(xùn)練術(shù)應(yīng)用于左心室退化的cCTGA患者安全有效,mLV壓力負(fù)荷及后壁厚度增加,mLV腔擴(kuò)大,且TR顯著減輕。

引用本文: 崔彬,李守軍,閆軍,沈向東,王旭,花中東,楊克明. 左室訓(xùn)練術(shù)治療先天性矯正型大動(dòng)脈轉(zhuǎn)位的臨床療效分析. 中國(guó)胸心血管外科臨床雜志, 2012, 19(4): 350-353. doi: 復(fù)制

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