04 September 2015 2 2K Report

External reinforced aortic root replacement (reinforced Ross operation) have been shown to limit or abolish root dilatation (depending on the techniques used). In the pediatric or young children and adolescence do you use it? If yes, which is the cutoff to decide to use reinforced Ross operation: patient age or size, native aortic root size (dilated) or pulmonary autograft size? Coronary position?

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