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Mehrfachklappenerkrankungen — differenzialtherapeutische Überlegungen

Multiple-valve disease

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After more than 40 years of heart valve surgery, the indication for double valve procedures still represents a problem in the presence of an obviously leading single valve disease. If the isolated valves do not already represent a clear indication for surgery then this situation is the best example for a good deal of thought in cardiac surgery and discussion with competent cardiologists.

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Auch nach mehr als 40 Jahren Herzklappenchirurgie stellt die Indikation zur Doppelklappenoperation bei einem offensichtlich führenden monovalvulären Vitium ein Problem dar. Sollten nicht beide Klappen schon isoliert eine klare Operationsindikation darstellen, sind Pro- Kontra-Doppelklappenersatz-Überlegungen das beste Beispiel für Nachdenken in der Herzchirurgie und sachliche Diskussion mit dem Kardiologen.

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    Hans-Reinhard Zerkowski &  Michael Preiß

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Zerkowski, HR., Preiß, M. Mehrfachklappenerkrankungen — differenzialtherapeutische Überlegungen. Z Kardiol 90 (Suppl 6), 65–69 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1007/s003920170010

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