posted on 2020-12-01, 22:19authored byJui-Chuan Tseng, Allison H Fayans, Jonathan M Hemli, Luigi Pirelli, Chad A Kliger, Nirav C Patel, S Jacob Scheinerman, Alan R Hartman, Derek R Brinster
The treatment acute Type I aortic dissection is an essential life-saving
operation. This case presentation demonstrates one of the many methods
to facilitate reconstruction, with narration offering tips and tricks.
The video depicts the sizing for the antegrade frozen elephant trunk,
central aortic cannulation guided by the TEE with the TEE images for
reference, moderate hypothermia with ACP/RCP, and root reconstruction
with decision-making to utilize Cabrol reconstruction of the coronaries.
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