Specifics of artificial circulation and selective cerebral perfusion in regimen of normothermia in newborns and 1-year old children during correction of complex congenital heart diseases combined with aortic arch anomalies

Karchevskaia K.V.; Evdokimov M.E.; Chernogrivov A.E.; Artem'ev N.N.; Nevvazhaĭ T.I.

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Karchevskaia K.V.

KKhO #4 FGBU "Federal'nyĭ tsentr serdechno-sosudistoĭ khirurgii" Minzdrava Rossii, Penza

Evdokimov M.E.

Federal Center for Cardiovascular Surgery under Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation, 440071, Penza, Russia

Chernogrivov A.E.

KKhO #4 FGBU "Federal'nyĭ tsentr serdechno-sosudistoĭ khirurgii" Minzdrava Rossii, Penza

Artem'ev N.N.

KKhO #4 FGBU "Federal'nyĭ tsentr serdechno-sosudistoĭ khirurgii" Minzdrava Rossii, Penza

Nevvazhaĭ T.I.

KKhO #4 FGBU "Federal'nyĭ tsentr serdechno-sosudistoĭ khirurgii" Minzdrava Rossii, Penza

Specifics of artificial circulation and selective cerebral perfusion in regimen of normothermia in newborns and 1-year old children during correction of complex congenital heart diseases combined with aortic arch anomalies

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Karchevskaia K.V., Evdokimov M.E., Chernogrivov A.E., Artem'ev N.N., Nevvazhaĭ T.I.

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Journal: Russian Journal of Cardiology and Cardiovascular Surgery. 2013;6(3): 83‑89

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Karchevskaia KV, Evdokimov ME, Chernogrivov AE, Artem'ev NN, Nevvazhaĭ TI. Specifics of artificial circulation and selective cerebral perfusion in regimen of normothermia in newborns and 1-year old children during correction of complex congenital heart diseases combined with aortic arch anomalies. Russian Journal of Cardiology and Cardiovascular Surgery. 2013;6(3):83‑89. (In Russ.)

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Direct results of surgical correction for complex congenital heart diseases combined with hypoplasia and aortic arch interruption were analyzed in retrospective study. Received data suggest that selective cerebral perfusion in regimen of normothermia is possible when oxygen saturation of cerebral tissues and visceral organs can be monitored using parainfra-red spectroscopy. It is shown that this method is safe compared with results of other authors using hypothermic selective cerebral perfusion in similar cases in newborns. Absence of neurologic and renal complications in investigated patients also indicates the safety of this technique allowing avoiding unfavorable sequences of hypothermia.

Keywords:

congenital heart diseases

aortic arch anomalies

artificial circulation

selective cerebral perfusion

normothermia.

Authors:

Karchevskaia K.V.

KKhO #4 FGBU "Federal'nyĭ tsentr serdechno-sosudistoĭ khirurgii" Minzdrava Rossii, Penza

Evdokimov M.E.

Federal Center for Cardiovascular Surgery under Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation, 440071, Penza, Russia

Chernogrivov A.E.

KKhO #4 FGBU "Federal'nyĭ tsentr serdechno-sosudistoĭ khirurgii" Minzdrava Rossii, Penza

Artem'ev N.N.

KKhO #4 FGBU "Federal'nyĭ tsentr serdechno-sosudistoĭ khirurgii" Minzdrava Rossii, Penza

Nevvazhaĭ T.I.

KKhO #4 FGBU "Federal'nyĭ tsentr serdechno-sosudistoĭ khirurgii" Minzdrava Rossii, Penza

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