To investigate acute coronary artery occlusion following Bentall surgery and its presentation through the Aslanger pattern.
Analyzed cases of acute instability post-Bentall surgery
Identified presence of the Aslanger pattern in patients
Assessed the impact on need for revascularization
Identification of the Aslanger pattern correlated with timely revascularization
Prompt recognition of coronary obstruction led to improved patient outcomes
Cases show unexpected instability as a key indicator for intervention
Abstract
Unexpected instability after Bentall surgery should prompt suspicion of coronary obstruction. Recognition of the Aslanger pattern may facilitate timely life-saving revascularization.