Modified single innominate artery cannulation with low flow cardiopulmonary bypass during repair of interrupted aortic arch
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Results Age at time of surgery was 7 days (4-120 days) and weight 3.1 kg (2.1 to 5.8 kg). Selective cerebral perfusion was maintained in all patients throughout aortic reconstruction. During the period of selective cerebral perfusion, pump flow rate was maintained at 30 mls/kg/min. Aortic cross clamp time, low-flow, and total CPB time were 66 (42-114), 29 (18-41) and 109 (83-217) minutes, respectively. There were no deaths or neurological injury in this series. Postoperative ventilation time, and length of ICU and hospital stay were 3 (2-14), 5 (3-21), and 13 (6-27) days, respectively. Follow-up, complete at 48 months (21-156), revealed no late neurologic sequelae nor innominate artery complications. There were three late re-stenosis of the aortic arch requiring balloon dilatation in 2 and surgical repair in 1.
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