valvuloplastia con balón en una paciente con estenosis aórtica crítica
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Abstract
La prevalencia de estenosis aórtica degenerativa es creciente y predomina en personas mayores de 75 años. La aparición de síntomas es marcador de gravedad con implicaciones pronósticas; no hay tratamiento farmacológico que revierta su evolución. Tan pronto aparecen los síntomas, se indica tratamiento quirúrgico de sustitución de la válvula aórtica.
La valvuloplastia con balón está indicada en pacientes con inestabilidad hemodinámica o contraindicación temporal para procedimiento definitivo. Debe ser adoptada como puente para una intervención definitiva.
Se reporta un caso de valvuloplastia aórtica con balón en una paciente con comorbilidades y muerte súbita intrahospitalaria revertida.
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| Authors | ;Eliza Kaori Uenishi;Gabriel Celemín;Clara Arias;Edelberto Roncallo;Carlos Ariza |
| Journal | applied clay science |
| Year | 2014 |
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10.1016/j.rccar.2014.08.004
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