[A case of CABG under the cardiac arrest induced by a short acting beta-blocker without clamping the aorta].

M Fukata, T Konishi, K Higuchi, S Akishima
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Abstract

A seventy one year old woman had a coronary artery bypass grafting. No touch technique to her ascending aorta was applied due to the severely atherosclerotic aorta. Cardiac arrest was induced by a large dose of short acting beta-blocker (Esmolol) without cross-clamping the aorta under the normothermic cardio-pulmonary bypass. The heart was flaccid and rotated easily while the coronary anastomoses were performed. Both of the internal thoracic arteries were grafted individually to the anterior descending artery and to the circumflex artery. The cardiac beats were resumed with the ordinary inotropic support and then the cardio-pulmonary bypass was weaned off. Her postoperative course was uneventful and the cardiac enzyme level was not elevated. Both of the grafts were revealed patent by the postoperative angiography. Esmolol had played an important roll to perform excellent anastomoses and to protect the myocardium. It was concluded that this technique could be one of the suitable modality for patients with diseased aorta and further studies should be pursued concerning Esmolol as an alternative to the conventional cardioplegia.

[短效β受体阻滞剂未夹持主动脉致心脏骤停的冠状动脉搭桥一例]。
一位71岁的妇女做了冠状动脉旁路移植术。由于主动脉动脉粥样硬化严重,未使用触碰技术。在常温下不交叉夹紧主动脉的情况下,大剂量短效β受体阻滞剂(艾司洛尔)诱导心脏骤停。冠状动脉吻合术时心脏松弛,易旋转。两条胸内动脉分别移植到前降支和旋动脉上。在正常的肌力支持下恢复心跳,然后切断心肺旁路。术后过程平稳,心肌酶水平未升高。术后血管造影显示两根移植物均通畅。艾司洛尔在良好吻合和保护心肌方面发挥了重要作用。结论:该技术可能是病变主动脉患者的一种合适的治疗方式,应进一步研究艾司洛尔作为常规心脏停搏的替代方法。
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