[Successful correction of congenital heart defects: multiple defects and atrial septal aneurysm].

V B, Simonenko; I A, Borisov; V V, Dalinin; V V, Krylov; M Iu, Uĭmanova

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[Successful correction of congenital heart defects: multiple defects and atrial septal aneurysm].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 16 Oct 2014 Russian Journal:Klinicheskaia meditsina, volume 92 (issn: 0023-2149,

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Authors: V B, Simonenko; I A, Borisov; V V, Dalinin; V V, Krylov; M Iu, Uĭmanova;

pmid: 25269211

[Successful correction of congenital heart defects: multiple defects and atrial septal aneurysm].

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Abstract

A case of congenital cardiac disorder with multiple defects in the secondary interventricular septum and atrial septum aneurysm in a young serviceman is reported. Plastic surgery of the atrial septum with a good clinical outcome included closure of the defect with a flap harvested from the autopericardium under conditions of artificial blood circulation and warm blood cardioplegia.

Keywords

Heart Defects, Congenital, Male, Treatment Outcome, Adolescent, Heart Septum, Humans, Heart Aneurysm

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