Echocardiographic analysis of 78 cases of arterial switch operation in children with coronary artery anatomy before.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 12 Echocardiographic analysis of 78 cases of arterial switch operation in children with coronary artery anatomy before Of: SENSORS, Lianglong, Chen Liang million, CHEN Dao in [Abstract] Objective Analysis by Doppler echocardiography ready to line arterial switch operation (ASO) in children with coronary artery anatomy, of the inspection method to better surgical planning strategies. Methods Retrospective analysis of 78 cases of surgical patients for the line ASO echocardiography in children. Results of children in 78 cases, 57 patients with normal coronary artery type (73.1%), abnormal in 21 cases (26.9%). coronary artery originating from the type of single coronary sinus in 11 cases accounted for all abnormalities the highest percentage (52.4%). preoperative ultrasound accuracy up to 89%. Conclusions Echocardiography can be detected accurately by ASO coronary artery anomalies in children before surgery is beneficial method for the determination of coronary artery graft. [Keywords:] Ultrasound echocardiography; coronary vascular malformations; great vessels Complete transposition of great arteries is the most common infant cyanotic heart disease. Arterial switch operation (arterial switch operation, ASO) is the fully intact ventricular septum in transposition of great arteries (TGA-IVS), complete transposition of great arteries with ventricular septal defect (TGA-VSD) and double outlet right ventricle with pulmonary saddle (DORV TBN) is one of radical surgery. As ASO coronary artery graft, and transposition of great arteries in patients with complex coronary artery anatomical variations, types and more, so coronary artery The key to success is the ASO. So far, a number of rare ASO coronary artery distribution is still a risk factor for operative death. Therefore, preoperative right coronary artery to determine the type helps to reduce the intraoperative and postoperative coronary events . echocardiography author of 78 patients w