AI Article Synopsis
- A 55-year-old male received a mitral valve homograft in the tricuspid position, which performed well for 21 years.
- During the 13th year post-surgery, the homograft required repair.
- The case highlights unexpected long-term success and discusses findings from the eventual reoperation and associated late clinical events.
Article Abstract
The case is presented of a 55-year-old male implanted with a mitral valve homograft (MVH) in the tricuspid position. The MVH has remained in place for 21 years, but underwent repair during the 13th postoperative year. The explant findings of this surgical anecdote are discussed, with emphasis placed on reoperation and late clinical events. The extreme long-term performance of this MVH was unexpected.
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