Key result
Seven cases of severe, prolonged intravascular hemolysis were reported following repair with a defective Teflon aortic valve prosthesis.
Population
Patients with a defective Teflon aortic valve prosthesis
Design
Case_report
Authors
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Alerts clinicians to hemolysis risk with defective Teflon aortic valves; leaves open need for device surveillance studies.
Case Report (n=7)
Highlights the risk of severe, prolonged intravascular hemolysis associated with defective Teflon aortic valve prostheses.
Edward D. Viner (1965) conducted a case report in Hemolytic anemia (n=7). Defective Teflon aortic valve prosthesis was evaluated on Severe, prolonged intravascular hemolysis. Seven cases of severe, prolonged intravascular hemolysis were reported following repair with a defective Teflon aortic valve prosthesis.
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