Key result
Cardiac surgery in patients with atrial isomerism resulted in an overall survival of 92.3%, with 100% survival in left atrial isomerism and 86.8% in right atrial isomerism.
Why the study?
The study was conducted to identify, determine, and analyze the clinical and surgical outcomes of patients with atrial isomerism undergoing cardiac surgery.
Population
Sixty-five patients with atrial isomerism undergoing cardiac surgery
Design
Retrospective study
Authors
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Institutional survival of 92% in atrial isomerism surgery supports specialized care; leaves open multicenter validation of risk factors in right isomerism.
Cohort (n=65)
No
In patients with atrial isomerism undergoing cardiac surgery, overall survival is high (92.3%), though patients with left atrial isomerism have better outcomes than those with right atrial isomerism requiring univentricular palliation.
Ortega‐Zhindón et al. (2021) conducted a cohort in Atrial isomerism (n=65). Cardiac surgery was evaluated on Overall survival. Cardiac surgery in patients with atrial isomerism resulted in an overall survival of 92.3%, with 100% survival in left atrial isomerism and 86.8% in right atrial isomerism.
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