폐동맥 고혈압을 동반한 심방실 중격 결손증과 승모판막증환자에서의 수술 전후 폐혈역학적 비교

Abstract

BACKGROUND The mechanisms of pulmonary hypertension(PHT) are usually quite different in acquired disorders of the left side of the heart from those of congenital heart disease. Accordingly, this study was designed to compare pulmonary hemodynamics immediately after cardiopulmonary bypass(CPB) in patients with undergoing repair of atrial(ASD) or ventricular septal defect(VSD) and mitral valve replacement(MVR). METHODS 49 patients with PHT defined as a resting systolic pulmonary arterial pressure(SPAP) greater than 35 mmHg were studied and were divided preoperatively into two groups; repair of ASD or VSD(Group I, n=18) and MVR(Group II, n=31). Measurements were made after sternotomy and prior to initiation of CPB and upon stabilization following discontinuation of CPB. RESULTS In group I, SPAP, DPAP and MPAP decreased by 44%, 22% and 35% respectively and pulmonary vascular resistance index(PVRI) decreased by 47% after CPB. In group II, SPAP, DPAP and MPAP revealed 25%, 32% and 29% reduction respectively and PVRI decrease by 39% after CPB. SPAP decreased more significantly after CPB in group I(44% vs 25%, p<0.05). CI increased significantly in group II while decreased in group I. Intraoperative inotropes and vasodilators were used more in group II than in group I(24/31 vs 6/18). CONCLUSIONS The successful replacement of the valve and patch repair of defect may reduce both PAP and PVRI moderately in patients with PHT.