Publications by authors named "Garmanov S"
Article Synopsis
- TAAD is a severe condition often complicated by CM, which can cause significant neurological damage; CPB and ACP are traditional methods used for cerebral protection during surgery but carry higher risks.
- This study investigates a new off-pump technique using an axillo-axillary shunt to maintain continuous blood flow to the brain during aortic arch surgery for patients with TAAD and CM.
- Results show that this innovative technique provided stable cerebral perfusion without new permanent neurological issues; however, some patients experienced temporary symptoms, and there was a low operative mortality rate of 5.6%.
In patients with an ascending aorta aneurysm, restructuring of all its layers and, first of all, the intima and media was revealed. The thickness of the intima was 79.3±63.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFBackground: Unsolved problems of cerebral protection in operations on the aortic arch, especially in a combination with extension of dissection to the brachiocephalic arteries determine search for variants making it possible to carry out adequate cerebral perfusion.
Aim: To propose a new technique and initial experience of using cerebral perfusion through a temporary shunt from the basin of the left subclavian artery at the stage of prosthetic repair of brachiocephalic arteries.
Patients And Methods: At the Department of Reconstructive Surgery and Aortic Root of A.
[18F-fluorodeoxyglucose PET/CT in the diagnosis of vascular graft infection].
Khirurgiia (Mosk)
February 2021
Objective: To investigate diagnostic role of 18F-fluorodeoxyglucose PET/CT in patients with suspected vascular graft (VG) infection.
Material And Methods: A prospective analysis included data of 30 PET/CT examinations for suspected infection of aortic VG (=27) and bypass grafts (=3) after surgical treatment (median 48 months). In 77% (23/30) of cases, the diagnosis was initially «possible» (=11) or «rejected» (=12) in accordance with common diagnostic criteria.