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Revista Brasileira De Cirurgia Cardiovascular | 1989

Relação entre tempo de isquemia e performance pós-operatória no transplante cardíaco

Luis Sérgio Fragomeni; Robert S Bonser; Ulrich Stempfle; Steves W Ring; Michael P Kaye; Stuart W. Jamieson

A presente dificuldade na obtencao de doadores adequados para o transplante cardiaco obriga a necessidade da utilizacao de orgaos removidos a distância, prolongando, assim, o tempo de isquemia total (TIT). Os efeitos do TIT sobre a funcao cardiaca no pos-operatorio imediato e a necessidade de agentes inotropicos ainda sao controversos, devendo os limites de seguranca serem determinados. As manifestacoes do TIT no indice cardiaco, durante os primeiros tres dias pos transplante cardiaco ortotopico (I/C 1-3), o periodo total do suporte inotropico (SIT), a dose total/kg de dopamina e dobutamina (D + D/kg), a necessidade inotropica maxima e picos dos niveis de CPK-MB (CPK-MB) foram medidos em 96 receptores de transplante cardiaco, na Universidade de Minnesota, para determinar a relacao destas variaveis com o TIT. O TIT variou entre 61 e 288 minutos (media 171,7, D.P. 51,9). A populacao foi dividida entre grupos representando intervalos de 30 minutos. Embora os niveis de CPK-MB fossem inferiores nos grupos de TIT menores, nao houve diferenca nos parâmetros de funcao cardiaca, tempo de suporte e necessidade inotropica. Concluimos que tempos de isquemia ate cinco horas sao bem tolerados e que outros fatores, como funcao cardiaca do doador previamente a remocao do orgao, ou possivel dano isquemico durante a remocao, sao mais importantes na determinacao da performance pos-operatoria imediata.


Transplant International | 1988

Cardiopulmonary transplantation: current practice

Luis Sérgio Fragomeni; Robert S Bonser; Stuart W. Jamieson

Abstract. Heart‐lung transplantation has become an effective form of therapy for end‐stage cardiopulmonary disease. Early results have steadily improved, and a 1‐year survival rate of over 60% is now expected. The fact that lungs can be preserved for an extended period allows organs to be procured almost anywhere and this, in turn, has slightly improved the availability of organs for transplant. A diagnosis of lung rejection remains imprecise and progress still needs to be made in this area. Obliterative bronchiolitis of a variable degree remains the major medium‐term complication, probably representing chronic graft rejection. Although long‐term progress cannot yet be predicted, heart‐lung transplantation remains the only option for a normal life for this special group of patients.


Journal of Investigative Surgery | 1990

Canine Double-Lung Allotransplantation: Operative Technique and Results for 12-h Preservation Studies

Robert S Bonser; Luis Sérgio Fragomeni; Stuart W. Jamieson; Michael P Kaye

A canine double-lung allotransplantation model was developed to study the effects of 12-h static pulmonary preservation. This model has not been used extensively for such experiments but allows a detailed evaluation of the quality of preservation. An operative technique is described in which cautery dissection and preliminary devascularization of the recipient right lung allows the period of cardiopulmonary bypass to be limited and reduces postoperative bleeding. Six double-lung blocks were successfully orthotopically transplanted and recipient animals were studied for 12 h postoperatively. All animals survived the study period and had a mean PO2 (FIO2 0.4) of 141 mm Hg, 12 h following reimplantation suggesting adequate pulmonary preservation. There was no evidence of pulmonary edema at any time following implantation, although airway pressures and pulmonary vascular resistance were elevated. The role of this model in lung preservation studies is discussed.


Revista Brasileira De Cirurgia Cardiovascular | 1989

A desferoxamina e seu efeito protetor na preservação pulmonar

Luiz Sérgio Fragomeni; Robert S Bonser; Brian Edwards; Stuard W Jamieson; Michael P Kaye

Ha recentes evidencias de que radicais livres derivados do oxigenio estao envolvidos na lesao tecidual decorrente de isquemia e subsequente reperfusao. A desferoxamina (DF), evitando a producao de radicais hidroxila e eliminando o ânion superoxido, pode atenuar este dano, sendo seus efeitos aqui avaliados apos quatro horas de preservacao pulmonar hipotermica. O auto-transplante pulmonar esquerdo foi realizado em 12 caes mesticos. O pulmao foi, inicialmente, perfurado com 1000 ml de solucao de Collins modificada e mantido insuflado, colocado sob refrigeracao (4 graus Celsius) em solucao salina durante quatro horas. Seis caes receberam 500 mg de DF administrados E.V. durante o periodo isquemico e imediatamente apos iniciar a reperfusao. Apos reimplante e ligadura da arteria pulmonar direita, os animais foram mantidos numa FiO(2) fixa (49 por cento) e monitorizados por quatro horas. Durante a primeira hora pos-reperfusao, o pO(2) arterial foi sifnificativamente superior no grupo tratado com DF (p


Revista Brasileira De Cirurgia Cardiovascular | 1988

Transplantes cardiopulmonar e pulmonar com doador em localidade distante

Luis Sérgio Fragomeni; Robert S Bonser; Michael P Kaye; Stuart W. Jamieson

In special situations, clinical heart-lung and lung transplantation are today established methods of therapy for end stage cardiopulmonary and pulmonary disease. Adequate donor availability remains a major problem and distant organ procurement is today a necessity. Although many methods of lung preservation can be used, for periods of up to 5 hours, hypothermic storage with cardioplegic arrest and pulmonary artery flush with modified Collins solution has proven to be a simple and reliable method of heart-lung preservation. We here describe our current method of heart-lung block protection, in which heart-lung and double lung transplantation were performed followed by excelent cardiac and pulmonary function.


The Journal of heart transplantation | 1988

Technique of clinical double-lung transplantation.

Robert S Bonser; Luis Sérgio Fragomeni; Jolene M. Kriett; Michael P Kaye; Stuart W. Jamieson


The Journal of heart transplantation | 1990

Acute physiologic changes after extended pulmonary preservation

Robert S Bonser; Luis Sérgio Fragomeni; Harris K; Edwards Bj; Fischel Rj; Rotenberg D; Jamieson Sw; Michael P Kaye


The Journal of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery | 1989

Successful human double-lung transplantation after five and one-half hours of preservation

Robert S Bonser; Fischel R; Luis Sérgio Fragomeni; Michael P Kaye; Burdine J; Friese C; Jolene M. Kriett; Sara J. Shumway; Jamieson Sw


Progress in Cardiovascular Diseases | 1990

Clinical results of heart and heart-lung transplantation

Luis Sérgio Fragomeni; Robert S Bonser; Micheal P. Kaye


Revista Brasileira De Cirurgia Cardiovascular | 1988

Transplante cardíaco na Universidade de Minnesota

Luis Sérgio Fragomeni; Robert S Bonser; Jolene M. Kriett; Michael P Kaye; Stuart W. Jamieson

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Burdine J

University of Minnesota

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Fischel R

University of Minnesota

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Friese C

University of Minnesota

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Jamieson Sw

University of Minnesota

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