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Catheterization and Cardiovascular Diagnosis, 1992
Resurgence of the transseptal procedure in the last decade has occurred coincident with the adven... more Resurgence of the transseptal procedure in the last decade has occurred coincident with the advent of therapeutic catheterizations and in particular mitral balloon valvuloplasty. As larger numbers of these procedures have been performed, experience shows that the position of intended septal puncture varies for each anticipated procedure and need not lie at the fossa ovalis, which is frequently displaced or inaccessible. Recognizing the dynamic alterations in septal and atrial anatomy that accompany the various combinations of valvular heart disease, the experienced interventionalist will use precatheterization echo and radiological techniques to enable precise and localized transseptal puncture. Using these techniques in 597 patients for valvular heart disease, we have had no deaths and a morbidity of 1.8% with the transseptal puncture. © 1992 Wiley-Liss, Inc.
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Catheterization and Cardiovascular Diagnosis, 1992
Resurgence of the transseptal procedure in the last decade has occurred coincident with the adven... more Resurgence of the transseptal procedure in the last decade has occurred coincident with the advent of therapeutic catheterizations and in particular mitral balloon valvuloplasty. As larger numbers of these procedures have been performed, experience shows that the position of intended septal puncture varies for each anticipated procedure and need not lie at the fossa ovalis, which is frequently displaced or inaccessible. Recognizing the dynamic alterations in septal and atrial anatomy that accompany the various combinations of valvular heart disease, the experienced interventionalist will use precatheterization echo and radiological techniques to enable precise and localized transseptal puncture. Using these techniques in 597 patients for valvular heart disease, we have had no deaths and a morbidity of 1.8% with the transseptal puncture. © 1992 Wiley-Liss, Inc.
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Catheterization and Cardiovascular Diagnosis, 1992
Resurgence of the transseptal procedure in the last decade has occurred coincident with the adven... more Resurgence of the transseptal procedure in the last decade has occurred coincident with the advent of therapeutic catheterizations and in particular mitral balloon valvuloplasty. As larger numbers of these procedures have been performed, experience shows that the position of intended septal puncture varies for each anticipated procedure and need not lie at the fossa ovalis, which is frequently displaced or inaccessible. Recognizing the dynamic alterations in septal and atrial anatomy that accompany the various combinations of valvular heart disease, the experienced interventionalist will use precatheterization echo and radiological techniques to enable precise and localized transseptal puncture. Using these techniques in 597 patients for valvular heart disease, we have had no deaths and a morbidity of 1.8% with the transseptal puncture. © 1992 Wiley-Liss, Inc.
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Catheterization and Cardiovascular Diagnosis, 1992
Resurgence of the transseptal procedure in the last decade has occurred coincident with the adven... more Resurgence of the transseptal procedure in the last decade has occurred coincident with the advent of therapeutic catheterizations and in particular mitral balloon valvuloplasty. As larger numbers of these procedures have been performed, experience shows that the position of intended septal puncture varies for each anticipated procedure and need not lie at the fossa ovalis, which is frequently displaced or inaccessible. Recognizing the dynamic alterations in septal and atrial anatomy that accompany the various combinations of valvular heart disease, the experienced interventionalist will use precatheterization echo and radiological techniques to enable precise and localized transseptal puncture. Using these techniques in 597 patients for valvular heart disease, we have had no deaths and a morbidity of 1.8% with the transseptal puncture. © 1992 Wiley-Liss, Inc.
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