Key result
With proper technical refinements and strict postoperative blood pressure control, the Ross procedure is an excellent operation for treating nonrepairable aortic regurgitation in young adults.
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Does the Ross procedure improve long-term survival compared to prosthetic aortic valve replacement in young adults with nonrepairable aortic regurgitation?
Does the Ross procedure improve long-term survival compared to prosthetic aortic valve replacement in young adults with nonrepairable aortic regurgitation?
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With proper technical refinements and strict postoperative blood pressure control, the Ross procedure is an excellent surgical option that preserves long-term survival in young adults with nonrepairable aortic regurgitation.
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Mazine et al. (2021) conducted a review in Aortic regurgitation. Ross procedure was evaluated. With proper technical refinements and strict postoperative blood pressure control, the Ross procedure is an excellent operation for treating nonrepairable aortic regurgitation in young adults.
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