… was 11.3% after a Ross procedure vs 56.8% after a biological … Ross cohort. In summary,
long-term survival free from reintervention was significantly improved after the Ross procedure …

… analysis or considered clinically relevant as risk factors for re-… univariate analysis or considered
clinically relevant as: age at … univariate analysis or considered clinically relevant as: age …

… In summary, a critical evaluation of clinical outcomes after the Ross procedure supports
the notion that the surgery results in a significant improvement in clinically relevant outcomes …

… clinically relevant superior outcomes. Valve-related events, such as bleeding and endocarditis,
rarely occur after the Ross procedure… -term survival and clinical outcome remain of utmost …

Objective: Bicuspid aortic valve disease is often associated with dilation of the aortic root
and ascending aorta. This study examines the histologic features of the ascending aorta and …

… From 648,541 aortic valve operations, we identified 3,054 records that were Ross procedures.
To identify trends in Ross utilization, Ross procedures were calculated as a percentage of …

… Findings from Mazine et al.’s study reaffirm the main rationale behind the Ross procedure:
a living valve in the aortic position translates into improved clinically relevant long-term …

… of aortic valve sparing operations after the Ross procedure remains unknown. Finally, not …
with failed Ross procedure.14, 15 Our study examines the outcomes of the Ross procedure in …

… , commonly known as the Ross procedure, involves excision of … the long-term outcomes,
following the Ross procedure. … the Ross procedure performed in experienced centers in adults. …

… Donald Ross performed the first Ross procedure in 1967 and … worldwide interest in the
Ross procedure as the operation of … An enthusiastic group of Ross surgeons met regularly and …