Ventricular-assist pumping in patients with cardiogenic shock after cardiac operations.
Ventricular-assist pumping in patients with cardiogenic shock after cardiac operations.
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心脏手术后心源性休克患者的心室辅助泵血。
DOI:
10.1056/nejm198112313052702
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发表时间:
1981
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Waldhausen,JA
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作者:
Pierce,WS;Parr,GV;Myers,JL;PaeJr,WE;Bull,AP;Waldhausen,JA
A ventricular-assist pump was used to support the circulation in eight patients who could not be separated from cardiopulmonary bypass after open-heart operations. In five patients with left ventricular failure, the systemic circulation was maintained with pumping from the left ventricle or left atrium to the aorta for 7.0±1.8 days (mean ±S.E.M.); three of these patients were well four to 17 months after surgery. In two patients with biventricular failure, right and left ventricular bypass supported the circulation, but neither patient survived. One other patient had isolated right ventricular failure; pumping from the right atrium to the pulmonary artery maintained the pulmonary circulation for 2.2 days. This patient lived for 18 months.Use of the ventricular-assist pump in our patients provided complete support of the systemic or pulmonary circulation or both. Profoundly depressed ventricular function is potentially reversible if technical problems in employing the pump can be avoided. (N Engl J Med. 1981; 305:1606–10.)