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Ann Med Res. 1998; 5(2): 193-195


COMBINED THERAPY OF OPEN HEART SURGERY AND CERVICAL SYMPATHECTOMY

 

Dr. Hasan Berat Cihan*, Dr . Erdal Ege*, Dr . Öner Gülcan*, Dr . Rıza Türköz*, Dr .Mustafa Paç*,

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Abstract


 

Diseases that need open heart surgery may coincide with the diseases which can be treated with cervical sympathectomy. These two different operations can be performed at the same session through a median sternotomy.

In this case report, we present a case of 76 years old female with mitral stenosis and Raynaud disease which were operated in one session. She was operated through a median sternotomy and cervical sympathectomy and mitral valve replacement were performed consecutively at the same stage There were no postoperative complications and she was symptom-free after the operation. The patient was discharged from the hospital on the seventh day of the operation. We couldn't meet that kind of an operation procedure in the literature.

It's concluded that one stage operations through median sternotomy for these two different diseases can be done safely.

Key Words: Raynaud disease, cervical sympathectomy, open heart surgery






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