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Nimesh Desai MD, Fenton McCarthy, Wilson Szeto MD, Alberto Pochettino MD, Richard Erwin, Yasmin El-Sayed, Joseph Bavaria MD Thoracic Aortic Research Program University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine Philadelphia, PA
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Stentless porcine bioroots were developed as a root replacement that avoids anticoagulation Concerns have been raised about porcine bioroots Early structural valve deterioration Increased complexity of reoperation Renewed interest in pericardial valved composite roots This study evaluates the hemodynamics of porcine bioroots and pericardial composite roots
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Evaluated all patients receiving either a porcine bioroot (St. Jude Toronto Root) or a pericardial composite root (CE pericardial model 2800 + dacron graft) Single institution from December 2001-June 2009 All root replacements performed for root pathology Preoperative, postoperative and greater than one year follow-up echo data was compiled for all patients. Median follow-up 3.0 years (range 1yr-6.5 yrs) Patients with endocarditis or acute aortic dissections were excluded
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Diagnosis Stentless Porcine Bioroot (n=81) Pericardial Composite Root (n=95) AI/Aneurys m 5249 AS512 Mixed AI/AS2316 Other1*4** TOTAL81 *Chronic Dissection **Dehisced AVRs [3], chronic dissection [1]
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PREOPEREATIVELY : NO significant differences between the groups Porcine Bioroots (n=81) Mean +/- SD Pericardial Composite Roots (n=95) Mean +/- SD P value PREOP LVEF 58 +/- 13.656 +/- 11.50.37 AV peak 48 +/- 27.750 +/- 27.50.4 AV mean 29 +/- 17.228 +/-15.80.83 LVEDD 6 +/- 0.86 +/- 1.11 LVESD 4 +/- 0.84 +/- 1.21 LVMI 135 +/- 32.5139 +/- 51.40.59
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POSTOPERATIVELY : NO significant differences between the groups Porcine Bioroots (n=81) Mean +/- SD Pericardial Composite Roots (n=95) Mean +/- SD P value POSTOP LVEF 57 +/- 14.960 +/- 16.60.23 AV peak 17 +/- 13.820 +/- 9.10.07 AV mean 9 +/- 8.210 +/- 5.00.14 LVEDD 5 +/- 0.85 +/- 1.01 LVESD 3 +/- 0.93 +/- 0.81 LVMI 131 +/- 42.5131 +/- 74.40.72
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Porcine Bioroots (n=81) Mean +/- SD Pericardial Composite Roots (n=95) Mean +/- SD P value > 1 YEAR LVEF 60 +/- 12.258 +/- 11.80.385 AV peak 13 +/- 7.419 +/-7.50.0003 AV mean 7 +/- 3.710 +/- 3.90.0005 LVEDD 5 +/-0.75 +/- 1.01 LVESD 3 +/-0.93 +/- 1.11 LVMI 108 +/- 37.4118 +/- 510.25
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Porcine bioroots have lower gradients at greater than one year of follow-up Gradients were low in both groups overall Similar left ventricular remodeling as assessed by LV mass regression and LV diameters Suggests pericardial roots are a viable alternative
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