Table 2:

Operative data

Patients
Number of patients (n)43
CoreValve3
 Size: 26/29/31 mm1/2/-
Edwards SAPIEN valve40
 Size: 23/26/29 mm6/18/16
Intra-aortic balloon pump
 Preoperative2 (4.7%)
 Postoperative7 (16%)
Pacemaker implantation
 DDD/VVI1/2 (7%)
Reason for CPB
 Cardiogenic shock23 (53%)
 Impaired LV function16 (37%)
 Impaired RV function2 (5%)
 Pulmonary hypertension and enlarged RV2 (5%)
CPB bypass time (min)
 All patients20 (5–297)
 Patients with cardiogenic shock41 (11–297)
 Patients with impaired LV or RV function, or pulmonary hypertension with enlarged RV14 (6–40)
Patients
Number of patients (n)43
CoreValve3
 Size: 26/29/31 mm1/2/-
Edwards SAPIEN valve40
 Size: 23/26/29 mm6/18/16
Intra-aortic balloon pump
 Preoperative2 (4.7%)
 Postoperative7 (16%)
Pacemaker implantation
 DDD/VVI1/2 (7%)
Reason for CPB
 Cardiogenic shock23 (53%)
 Impaired LV function16 (37%)
 Impaired RV function2 (5%)
 Pulmonary hypertension and enlarged RV2 (5%)
CPB bypass time (min)
 All patients20 (5–297)
 Patients with cardiogenic shock41 (11–297)
 Patients with impaired LV or RV function, or pulmonary hypertension with enlarged RV14 (6–40)

Data are presented as [n]/% or mean ± SD, range or median, range.

CPB: cardiopulmonary bypass; DDD: dual chamber pacemaker; LV: left ventricular; RV: right ventricular; VVI: ventricular pacemaker.

Table 2:

Operative data

Patients
Number of patients (n)43
CoreValve3
 Size: 26/29/31 mm1/2/-
Edwards SAPIEN valve40
 Size: 23/26/29 mm6/18/16
Intra-aortic balloon pump
 Preoperative2 (4.7%)
 Postoperative7 (16%)
Pacemaker implantation
 DDD/VVI1/2 (7%)
Reason for CPB
 Cardiogenic shock23 (53%)
 Impaired LV function16 (37%)
 Impaired RV function2 (5%)
 Pulmonary hypertension and enlarged RV2 (5%)
CPB bypass time (min)
 All patients20 (5–297)
 Patients with cardiogenic shock41 (11–297)
 Patients with impaired LV or RV function, or pulmonary hypertension with enlarged RV14 (6–40)
Patients
Number of patients (n)43
CoreValve3
 Size: 26/29/31 mm1/2/-
Edwards SAPIEN valve40
 Size: 23/26/29 mm6/18/16
Intra-aortic balloon pump
 Preoperative2 (4.7%)
 Postoperative7 (16%)
Pacemaker implantation
 DDD/VVI1/2 (7%)
Reason for CPB
 Cardiogenic shock23 (53%)
 Impaired LV function16 (37%)
 Impaired RV function2 (5%)
 Pulmonary hypertension and enlarged RV2 (5%)
CPB bypass time (min)
 All patients20 (5–297)
 Patients with cardiogenic shock41 (11–297)
 Patients with impaired LV or RV function, or pulmonary hypertension with enlarged RV14 (6–40)

Data are presented as [n]/% or mean ± SD, range or median, range.

CPB: cardiopulmonary bypass; DDD: dual chamber pacemaker; LV: left ventricular; RV: right ventricular; VVI: ventricular pacemaker.

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