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14. The Role of N-Terminal Pro-B-Type Natriuretic Peptide in the Diagnosis of Congestive Heart Failure in Children: Correlation With the Heart Failure Score and Comparison With B-Type Natriuretic Peptide (小児のうっ血性心不全診断におけるN-末端Pro-B型Na利尿ペプチドの役割 心不全評点との相関及びB型Na利尿ペプチドとの比較)

Author

Manabe, Hiromi, Nakau, Kouichi, Furuya, Akiko, Okushima, Kasumi, Fujiyasu, Hiroaki, Kakuya, Fujio, Goh, Kazutomo, Fujieda, Kenji, and Kajino, Hiroki

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Congestive heart failure, NT-proBNP, Children, BNP, Congenital heart disease
Abstract

雑誌掲載版, うっ血性心不全(CHF)の小児181例と健康小児232例の血漿B型Na利尿ペプチド(BNP)との血清N末端Pro-B型Na利尿ペプチド(NT-ProBNP)を測定した。心不全はRoss評点変法によりI、II、III、IV度に分類した。BNPもNT-ProBNPも心不全重症度が重くなるとともに有意に増加し、BNPとNT-ProBNPの間には高度の正相関があった(r=0.856、P

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2010

17. The Role of N-Terminal Pro-B-Type Natriuretic Peptide in the Diagnosis of Congestive Heart Failure in Children - Correlation With the Heart Failure Score and Comparison With B-Type Natriuretic Peptide -

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Sugimoto, Masaya, primary, Manabe, Hiromi, additional, Nakau, Kouichi, additional, Furuya, Akiko, additional, Okushima, Kasumi, additional, Fujiyasu, Hiroaki, additional, Kakuya, Fujio, additional, Goh, Kazutomo, additional, Fujieda, Kenji, additional, and Kajino, Hiroki, additional

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2010
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34. Modified versus classical blalock-taussig shunts for congenital cyanotic heart diseases: A comparison of long-term results.

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Sakai, Keisuke, Goh, Kazutomo, Gohda, Toshihiro, Sakuma, Makoto, Matsunami, Osamu, Yasuda, Keishu, Tanabe, Tatsuzo, and Murakami, Tadashi

Abstract

Between March 1977 and December 1984, 103 Blalock-Taussig shunts were performed on 88 patients. Included in this study were 40 patients who underwent the modified BT shunt and 63 patients who underwent the classical BT shunt. 13 of the modified BT shunts (33 per cent) and 18 of the classical BT shunts (29 per cent) were performed during infancy and 10 of the modified BT shunts (25 per cent) were performed on patients under the age of 3 months. EPTFE grafts of varying sizes were used in the patients who underwent modified BT shunts-4 mm in 14 cases, 5 mm in 15 cases and 6 mm in 11 cases, respectively. The early mortality rate was 11 per cent (3 deaths) in the group who had modified BT shunts and 8 per cent (5 deaths) in the group who had classical BT shunts. Over a follow-up period of 6 years, 6 shunt failures were diagnosed in the modified BTS group by auscultation and/or angiographic study, and during a follow-up period of 8 years, 12 shunt failures were diagnosed in the classical BTS group. The patency rate 3 years after surgery was 88.8 per cent in the modified BTS group and 78.0 per cent in the classical BTS group. The patency rate 5 years after surgery was 88.8 per cent in the modified BTS group and 75 per cent in the classical BTS group. No significant differences were noted in the patency rates between the modified and classical BTS groups during the period of 5 years' follow-up, however, the former patency rate does appear to be slightly superior to the latter. This study confirms that where an EPTFE graft of larger than 5 mm in diameter was used, the modified BT shunt is the procedure of choice as a palliative treatment in patients with cyanotic congenital heart defects who will only be able to have corrective surgery several years later. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
1987
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35. Perforation of the ascending aorta with a hematoma extending into the left-side upper extrapleural cavity.

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Kadohama, Takayuki, Akasaka, Nobuyuki, Goh, Kazutomo, and Sasajima, Tadahiro

Abstract

We herein present an extremely rare case of a perforation of the ascending aorta with a hematoma extending into the left-side upper extrapleural cavity. A 62-year-old male with a sudden onset of severe chest pain was referred to our institution because of an abnormal shadow in the left-side upper lung field. Computed tomography revealed a small fusiform aortic arch aneurysm and a hematoma extending to the left-side upper extrapleural cavity. We diagnosed the patient to have acute aortic syndrome and urgent surgery was thus performed. Major bleeding which might be caused by a progression of the perforation was seen during a dissection of the aorta. The aortic arch was transected and a total arch replacement was performed with a 26 mm Dacron graft. No findings of a rupture of the aortic arch aneurysm or dissection were observed. The histopathology of the aorta revealed a severe atheromatous lesion with calcification and thinning disarrayed elastic fibers. The postoperative course was essentially good except for the development of pericardial effusion which required drainage.

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2008
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