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The Anatomy of the Aortic Root
Cardiovascular Surgery, 2002Objective: Since the aortic root preserving methods are spreading in heart surgery, the importance of aortic root anatomy is increasing. The surgical and anatomical descriptions of the aortic root are not always congruent. Therefore, the present study focuses on the surgical aspects of the aortic root anatomy. Methods: We measured the distances between
Patonay Lajos +2 more
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Echocardiography of the Aortic Root
Investigative Radiology, 1968The echo pattern of the aortic root is elicited by locating the typical echo of the mitral valve and then angulating the transducer medially and sometimes cephalically. The characteristic echo pattern of the aortic root consists of paired undulating signals three to five cm apart.
Pravin M. Shah, Raymond Gramiak
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The Annals of Thoracic Surgery, 1984
A variety of operations are now being done on the aortic root. To make it easier to understand the aortic root, a schematic diagram of its anatomy is presented, along with a description of the procedures that are being performed and an illustrative case report of repair of a recurrent perivalvular leak through a right ventricular incision.
Anup Sud +2 more
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A variety of operations are now being done on the aortic root. To make it easier to understand the aortic root, a schematic diagram of its anatomy is presented, along with a description of the procedures that are being performed and an illustrative case report of repair of a recurrent perivalvular leak through a right ventricular incision.
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2020
The term aortic root (or arterial root) refers to the entirety of the aortic valve from its position at the left ventricular outlet to its junction with the tubular portion of the ascending aorta. Thus, the functioning valve is much more complex than only leaflets or flaps passively guarding the ventricular exit.
Giovanni Pedrazzini +4 more
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The term aortic root (or arterial root) refers to the entirety of the aortic valve from its position at the left ventricular outlet to its junction with the tubular portion of the ascending aorta. Thus, the functioning valve is much more complex than only leaflets or flaps passively guarding the ventricular exit.
Giovanni Pedrazzini +4 more
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