Research Article
Risk and Outcome after Simultaneous Carotid Surgery and Cardiac Surgery: Single Centre Experience
Table 2
Clinical data of patients who died after combined surgery within 30 days.
| | | sex | Age (years) | carotid surgery | shunt | cardiac surgery | cause of death |
| | #1 | female | 81.4 | left - PP | yes | CABG (2x)/ IABP | cardiac | | #2 | female | 70.2 | right – PP | yes | CABG (4x) | cerebral embolism (posterior!) | | #3 | male | 68.2 | left - PP | yes | Redo: CABG(3x)+AVR+AscAoR/ECLS | cardiac | | #4 | female | 62.9 | right – PP | yes | CABG (2x)+AVR+subaortic myectomy | cardiac | | #5 | male | 70.3 | left - PP | yes | CABG (3x) | metabolic | | #6 | female | 73.3 | right - ET | no | MVR+TV repair | cardiac | | #7 | male | 75.0 | left - PP | yes | CABG (4x)+Maze procedure | cardiac |
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PP: patch plasty, ET: eversion technique, CABG: coronary artery bypass grafting, AVR: aortic valve replacement, TV: tricuspid valve, AscAoR: ascending aortic replacement, IABP: intra-aortic balloon pump, ECLS: extracorporeal life support.
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