Key result
Button Bentall procedure for aortic root disease shows ~76% survival at 15 years.
Why the study?
Long-term outcomes of the button Bentall procedure for correction of aortic root disease were not well established.
What are the long-term mortality and morbidity outcomes after the button Bentall operation for aortic root disease?
Population
195 patients who underwent button Bentall procedure for aortic root disease
Design
Cohort study
Follow-up
Median 64 months
Authors
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Supports favorable long-term survival after button Bentall; leaves open randomized comparisons to valve-sparing alternatives.
Cohort (n=195)
What are the long-term mortality and morbidity outcomes after the button Bentall operation for aortic root disease?
The button Bentall operation for aortic root disease demonstrates excellent long-term survival, with late mortality primarily driven by valve-related morbidities such as embolism and bleeding.
Kim et al. (2013) conducted a cohort in aortic root disease (n=195). button Bentall procedure was evaluated on late overall mortality. The button Bentall procedure for aortic root disease was associated with a late overall mortality of 7.9% and a 15-year actuarial survival rate of 75.9%.