TOTAL SUPPORT OF THE CIRCULATION OF A PATIENT WITH POST-CARDIOTOMY STONE-HEART SYNDROME BY A PARTIAL ARTIFICIAL HEART (ALVAD) FOR 5 DAYS FOLLOWED BY HEART AND KIDNEY TRANSPLANTATION

J. C. Norman; D. A. Cooley; B. D. Kahan; A. S. Keats; E. K. Massin; R. T. Solis; W. E. Luper; M. I. Brook; T. Klima; O. H. Frazier; Jerriann Hacker; J. M. Duncan; C. C. Dacso; D. S. Winston; G. J. Reul

doi:10.1016/S0140-6736(78)90301-X

TOTAL SUPPORT OF THE CIRCULATION OF A PATIENT WITH POST-CARDIOTOMY STONE-HEART SYNDROME BY A PARTIAL ARTIFICIAL HEART (ALVAD) FOR 5 DAYS FOLLOWED BY HEART AND KIDNEY TRANSPLANTATION

J. C. Norman
, D. A. Cooley
, B. D. Kahan
, A. S. Keats
, E. K. Massin
, R. T. Solis
, W. E. Luper
, M. I. Brook
, T. Klima
, O. H. Frazier
, Jerriann Hacker
, J. M. Duncan
, C. C. Dacso
, D. S. Winston
, G. J. Reul

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A patient with acute bacterial endocarditis in whom ischæmic contracture of the left ventricle (stone-heart syndrome) developed during aortic and mitral valve replacement had an emergency implantation of an intracorporeal partial artificial heart (an abdominal left-ventricular assist device or ALVAD). This device functioned as a total artificial heart for nearly 6 days, while a donor heart for transplantation was sought. The ALVAD was then removed, and the patient received allografts of a heart and a kidney. The transplanted heart functioned well, but the patient died 15 days later from gram-negative sepsis. There was no evidence of cardiac or renal allograft rejection.

Original language	English (US)
Pages (from-to)	1125-1127
Number of pages	3
Journal	The Lancet
Volume	311
Issue number	8074
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1016/S0140-6736(78)90301-X
State	Published - May 27 1978
Externally published	Yes

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Norman, J. C., Cooley, D. A., Kahan, B. D., Keats, A. S., Massin, E. K., Solis, R. T., Luper, W. E., Brook, M. I., Klima, T., Frazier, O. H., Hacker, J., Duncan, J. M., Dacso, C. C., Winston, D. S., & Reul, G. J. (1978). TOTAL SUPPORT OF THE CIRCULATION OF A PATIENT WITH POST-CARDIOTOMY STONE-HEART SYNDROME BY A PARTIAL ARTIFICIAL HEART (ALVAD) FOR 5 DAYS FOLLOWED BY HEART AND KIDNEY TRANSPLANTATION. The Lancet, 311(8074), 1125-1127. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0140-6736(78)90301-X

Norman, JC, Cooley, DA, Kahan, BD, Keats, AS, Massin, EK, Solis, RT, Luper, WE, Brook, MI, Klima, T, Frazier, OH, Hacker, J, Duncan, JM, Dacso, CC, Winston, DS & Reul, GJ 1978, 'TOTAL SUPPORT OF THE CIRCULATION OF A PATIENT WITH POST-CARDIOTOMY STONE-HEART SYNDROME BY A PARTIAL ARTIFICIAL HEART (ALVAD) FOR 5 DAYS FOLLOWED BY HEART AND KIDNEY TRANSPLANTATION', The Lancet, vol. 311, no. 8074, pp. 1125-1127. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0140-6736(78)90301-X

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