Midterm results of transapical aortic valve replacement via real-time magnetic resonance imaging guidance.
Midterm results of transapical aortic valve replacement via real-time magnetic resonance imaging guidance.
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10.1016/j.jtcvs.2009.08.005
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2010-02
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6
通讯作者:
Li, Ming
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Horvath, Keith A.;Mazilu, Dumitru;Guttman, Michael;Zetts, Arthur;Hunt, Timothy;Li, Ming
Percutaneous valve replacements are presently being evaluated in clinical trials. As delivery of the valve is catheter based, the safety and efficacy of these procedures may be influenced by the imaging employed. To assist the operator and improve the success of the operation, we have performed transapical aortic valve replacements (AVR) using real-time MRI guidance (rtMRI). 28 swine underwent rtMRI AVR on the beating heart. Stentless bioprostheses mounted on balloon-expandable stents was used. MR imaging (1.5T) was used to identify the critical anatomic landmarks. In addition to anatomic confirmation of adequate placement of the prosthesis, functional assessment of the valve and left ventricle and perfusion was also obtained with MRI. A series of acute feasibility experiments were conducted (n=18) in which the animals were sacrificed after valve placement and MRI assessment. Ten additional animals were allowed to survive and had follow-up MRI scans and confirmatory echocardiography at 1, 3, and 6 months postoperatively. rtMRI provided superior visualization of the landmarks needed. The time to implantation after apical access was 74±18 seconds. Perfusion scanning demonstrated adequate coronary flow and functional imaging documented preservation of ventricular contractility in all animals following successful deployment. Phase contrast imaging revealed minimal intra or para-valvular leaks. Longer term results demonstrated stability of the implants with preservation of myocardial perfusion and function over time. rtMRI provides excellent visualization for intraoperative guidance of AVR on the beating heart. Additionally it allows assessment of tissue perfusion and organ function that are not obtainable by conventional imaging alone.
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