Aortic valve replacement with the Starr-Edwards ball-valve prosthesis. Indications and results

Keyphrases

• Valve Prosthesis 100%
• Aortic Valve Replacement 100%
• Starr-Edwards Ball Valve 100%
• Mortality Rate 75%
• Angina Pectoris 50%
• Prosthesis 50%
• Aortic Stenosis 50%
• Aortic Regurgitation 50%
• Left Ventricular Hypertrophy 50%
• Hemodynamic Study 50%
• Postoperative Complications 25%
• Thromboembolism 25%
• Regurgitation 25%
• Survivors 25%
• Natural History 25%
• Hemodynamic Abnormalities 25%
• Aortic Valve 25%
• Dilatation 25%
• Hemolytic Anemia 25%
• Early Mortality 25%
• Bacterial Endocarditis 25%
• Cardiac Enlargement 25%
• Arterial Embolization 25%
• Aortic Lesions 25%
• Late Mortality 25%
• Operation Study 25%
• Anticoagulant Drugs 25%
• Myocardial Injury 25%
• Valve Lesions 25%
• Symptomatic Patients 25%
• Incidence of Complications 25%
• Left Heart 25%
• Heart Dynamics 25%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Hemodynamic 100%
• Valve Prosthesis 100%
• Aortic Valve Replacement 100%
• Mortality Rate 33%
• Aortic Insufficiency 33%
• Angina Pectoris 33%
• Aortic Stenosis 33%
• Left Ventricular Hypertrophy 33%
• Thromboembolism 16%
• Postoperative Complication 16%
• Antithrombotic 16%
• Prosthesis 16%
• Aortic Valve 16%
• Cardiomegaly 16%
• Infective Endocarditis 16%
• Arterial Embolization 16%
• Hemolytic Anemia 16%
• Starr Edwards Valve Prosthesis 16%
• Heart Muscle Injury 16%