ReviewIndian journal of thoracic and cardiovascular surgery2023
Cerebral protection strategies for type A aortic dissection repair.
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Abstract
Importance: Techniques to preserve neurological function during type A aortic dissection repairs have been broadly discussed in the literature and heavily debated. Despite the effectiveness of various approaches, a consensus lacks on how to maintain optimal cerebral temperature during surgery Observations: The signature characteristics of sDHCA, RCP, and ACP are similar-hypothermia, with or without cerebral perfusion. Employing cerebral perfusion techniques may prolong operative times, while ACP permits operation at higher body temperatures, albeit with restricted operative durations. Conclusion: For type A dissection arch reconstructions, sDHCA, RCP, and ACP can be successfully implemented. Factors such as operative times and individual patient conditions should be considered when choosing a cerebral protection strategy.
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