Key result
Surgical repair of myocardial rupture during anesthesia induction achieves symptom-free survival at ~11 months.
Population
1 patient with myocardial rupture during anesthesia induction for infarctectomy
Design
Case_report
Follow-up
10 1/2 months
Authors
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Informs rare complication management; single-case data leave generalizability and optimal strategies open.
Successful surgical repair of a myocardial rupture occurring during anesthesia induction for infarctectomy can lead to long-term symptom-free survival.
E. Anagnostopoulos (1977) studied this question. Surgical repair of a myocardial rupture during anesthesia induction for infarctectomy was successful, leaving the patient well and symptom-free at 10.5 months.
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