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Strategy to Avoid Reoperation after Ascending Aortic Replacement for DeBakey TypeⅠ Acute Aortic Dissection Takashi Otani 1 , Maiko Miyoshi 1 , Takashi Matsueda 1 , Masataka Hirata 1 , Tatsuo Motoki 1 , Atsushi Kurushima 1 , Yoshiaki Fukumura 1 1Department of Endovascular Surgery, Tokushima Japanese Red Cross Hospital Keyword: DeBakey typeⅠ acute aortic dissection (AAD) , ascending aortic replacement (AAR) , brachiocephalic artery dissection , brachiocephalic artery reconstruction pp.169-175
Published Date 2020/3/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.15106/j_kyobu73_169
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When ascending aortic replacement (AAR) is performed in patients with DeBakey typeⅠ acute aortic dissection (AAD), residual false lumen of the aortic arch after AAR is a risk factor of remote aortic reoperation. We have principally considered entry resection as a surgical policy for AAD, but since 2013, for cases of re-entry in the brachiocephalic artery, reconstruction of the brachiocephalic artery has been added. We verified whether brachiocephalic artery reconstruction contributes to the thrombus closure of the false lumen of the aortic arch after the operation. Of 68 patients who underwent AAR for DeBakey typeⅠ AAD within a 12 year period, 17 had re-entry in the brachiocephalic artery on preoperative computed tomography (CT). Six patients who underwent brachiocephalic artery reconstruction were assigned to group A, and 11 patients who did not were assigned to group B. We compared the 2 groups. Aortic clamp and selective cerebral perfusion times were significantly longer in group A. By postoperative CT, false lumen of the aortic arch was not found in any case (0%) in group A, but was found in 10 (90.9%) of the 11 cases in group B (p=0.0006). The risk of residual false lumen of the aortic arch significantly decreased in group A. In conclusion, in cases where re-entry is found in the brachiocephalic artery, a false lumen often remains in the aortic arch after AAR. However, by reconstructing the dissected brachiocephalic artery, the false lumen of the aortic arch can be obliterated, which contributes to avoidance of reoperation in a chronic phase.


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