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We present our initial experience in 5 patients for open aortic arch repair with continuous
antegrade perfusion of the brain and of the lower body by means of direct cannulation of the …

A technique is described for cerebral and other vital organ preservation during aortic arch
repair using retrograde venous perfusion at 20° C. This technique retains the excellent …

Introduction. There continue to be some controversies concerning aortic arch reconstruction,
especially the cerebral protection methods. We report our operative and postoperative …

Results Ten patients (7 male and 3 female patients) underwent operative treatment of the
diseased aortic arch because of chronic aneurysm involvement (n= 6, 60%) or acute …

Background. Various techniques have been used for cerebral protection in aortic arch
operations. Antegrade cerebral perfusion has lost its popularity to hypothermic circulatory …

Deep hypothermic cardiocirculatory arrest is the commonest method of brain protection
during transverse aortic arch surgery. Its principle drawbacks consist in the limited safe …

The authors propose a new strategy of normothermic perfusion for replacement of the aortic
arch to avoid the complications of profound hypothermic circulatory arrest. Six patients …

The methodologies of hypothermic circulatory arrest and of antegrade and retrograde cerebral
perfusion for aortic arch surgery. - Abstract - Europe PMC Sign in | Create an account …

Background: Aortic arch replacement using standard techniques, including deep
hypothermic circulatory arrest and selective antegrade cerebral perfusion, is still associated …