A case report of the use of inflow occlusion and moderate hypothermia for a pulmonary valvotomy: Anaesthetic and surgical management

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Title:	A case report of the use of inflow occlusion and moderate hypothermia for a pulmonary valvotomy: Anaesthetic and surgical management
Authors:	Sleigh, J.W. Mahalu, W. Renner, A.A. Chinyanga, H.M.
Keywords:	Hypothermia Pulmonary valvotomy pulmonary stenosis valvotomy
Issue Date:	1986
Publisher:	University of Zimbabwe, College of Health Sciences
Citation:	Sleigh, J. W., Mahalu, W., Renner, A. A. and Chinyanga, H. M. (1986). A case report of the use of inflow occlusion and moderate hypothermia for a pulmonary valvotomy: Anaesthetic and surgical management. Central African Journal of Medicine, 32 (9), 221 - 223.
Abstract:	Pulmonary valvotomy was one of the earliest cardiac operations attempted.1 Indeed the success with which it was done did much to dispel the myths of the impossibility of operating on the heart, and ushered in the subsequent advances in cardiac surgery. This is a report of a recent case, followed by a discussion of the relative merits of different techniques.
URI:	http://hdl.handle.net/10646/2834
ISSN:	0089176
Appears in Collections:	Department of Anaesthesia and Critical Care Medicine Staff Publications

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