Significados de residual shunt en inglés

A small residual shunt was present immediately following implantation in three patients.

In five patients, there was a trivial residual shunt immediately after the procedure.

Post-procedure echocardiography documented a non-significant residual shunt, but no additional interventions were performed.

Follow-up evaluations have demonstrated a trivial aortic gradient, no aortic aneurysm, and no residual shunt.

Complex PFO did not increase risk of residual shunt or recurrent neurologic symptoms after device closure.

Only one patient had a small residual shunt.

One of the patients with residual shunt received a second patch 6 months later with full occlusion.

Their hemodynamic states soon recovered, and postoperative angiographic studies showed improvement of cardiac function and no residual shunt.

Transoesophageal echocardiography confirmed the absence of residual shunt but showed an abnormal linear image running behind the aortic root.

Lifelong antibiotic prophylaxis has been recommended in guidelines to avoid infectious endocarditis (IE) if residual shunt remains.

Four had immediate complete occlusion angiographically and 6 had trivial residual shunt, but complete occlusion by echocardiography at follow-up.

The immediate success rate including those patients with complete closure, trivial residual shunt, or with small residual shunt was 97.4%.

Premature leaks of the supportive balloons were responsible for the residual shunts.

Eighteen patients had immediate effective ASD occlusion; 2 patients had significant residual shunts.

Both VSDs were effectively occluded with only trivial residual shunts.

Of the 2 patients with residual shunts, 1 had a complex PFO and the other a simple PFO.