Titlebook: Cardiac Valve Allografts; Science and Practice Magdi H. Yacoub (Professor and Director),A. Charle Conference proceedings 1997 Springer-Verl

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Immunosuppression in allograft valve surgery. A study on inbred rat modelce to infection (2,3,11,12,16). Early structural deterioration due to an immune response in some groups of patients is now a concern to surgeons and cardiologists (6,9,15,17). This study was therefore designed to determine the effect of a short-course Cyclosporin A therapy (8, 10) on allograft valve

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Clinical results of freehand subcoronary aortic valve and root replacement with cryopreserved homogrdiation and freeze drying, 2) antibiotic sterilization (13, 16) and 3) cryopreservation (19, 23) since its introduction into clinical surgery in 1962 (2, 20). Antibiotic sterilization and cryopreservation methods have improved the allograft tissue quality and therefore the long-term durability. This

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Results of allograft aortic root replacement in childrenement performed for simple valvar aortic stenosis or insufficiency, often is inadequate due to associated multilevel aortic obstruction or hypoplastic annulus. Cryopreserved aortic valve allografts offer a promising alternative to bioprosthetic or mechanical valve replacements that suffer degenerati

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Extended aortic root replacement with pulmonary autograftn which combines the concepts of aortoventriculoplasty, extended aortic root replacement and the use of a pulmonary autograft. Fourteen patients underwent this operation: nine patients after previous attempts to relieve diffuse subvalvular stenosis and five patients who presented excessive gradients

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Pulmonary autograft: “Valve of choice” for aortic infective endocarditis?