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February 14, 1957New England Journal of Medicine

Aortic Embolism Complicating Mitral Stenosis

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Key result

In patients with mitral stenosis and aortic embolism, severe cardiac decompensation may contraindicate embolectomy due to high operative risk.

Population

Patients with mitral stenosis complicated by aortic embolism at the aortic bifurcation

Design

Other

Authors

WGWilliam W. L. GlennTexas State UniversityTMThomas M. McNeillSt. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital Center

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Implication

May support avoiding embolectomy in severe decompensation; leaves open need for modern risk-stratification data.

Structured PICO

P
Population
Patients with mitral stenosis complicated by aortic embolism at the aortic bifurcation
I
Intervention
Embolectomy
O
Outcome
Survival after embolectomyhard clinical

In patients with mitral stenosis and aortic embolism, severe cardiac decompensation may contraindicate embolectomy due to high operative risk.

Cite This Study

Glenn et al. (1957) studied Mitral stenosis with aortic embolism. Embolectomy was evaluated. In patients with mitral stenosis and aortic embolism, severe cardiac decompensation may contraindicate embolectomy due to high operative risk.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a93aff2603bc226d57c1740https://doi.org/10.1056/nejm195702142560704
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