Search Results - "Izzo, Edward G."

Long-term results of the bioprosthesis in elderly patients: impact on quality of life by Pupello, Dennis F, Bessone, Luis N, Lopez, Enrique, Brock, John C, Alkire, Mark J, Izzo, Edward G, Sanabria, Guillermo, Sims, David P, Ebra, George

“…Background. A wealth of data exists on acceptable mortality and morbidity for valve operations in older patients, yet information documenting quality of life…”
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Unusual presentation of aortic pseudoaneurysm: middle lobe pneumonia by Izzo, Edward G, Conant, Patricia A

“…Pseudoaneurysms of the aorta are rare. We report an unusual presentation of an ascending thoracic pseudoaneurysm found with atypical presenting symptoms…”
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Does Distal Venous Hypertension Affect Lower-Extremity Venous Pulsatility? by Schroedter, William B., White, Jean M., White, Brian D., Mauriello, John D., Sanchez, E. J., Izzo, Edward G.

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Repair of acute ascending aorta-arch dissection with continuous body perfusion: a case report by Novitzky, Dimitri, Izzo, Edward G, Alkire, Mark J, Brock, John C

“…An approach for the replacement of the distal ascending aorta-proximal arch and acute dissection is described. During the operation, the patient's entire body…”
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Bioprosthetic valve longevity in the elderly: An 18-year longitudinal study by Pupello, Dennis F., Bessone, Luis N., Hiro, Stephen P., Lopez-Cuenca, Enrique, Glatterer, Milton S., Angell, William W., Brock, John C., Alkire, Mark J., Izzo, Edward G., Sanabria, Guillermo, Ebra, George

“…The issue of bioprosthetic valve durability has become of critical importance as the number of elderly patients requiring valve operation has continued to…”
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910-17 The Appropriate Choice of a Cardiac Valve Prosthesis in Elderly Patients by Pupello, Dennis F., Bessone, Luis N., Hiro, Stephen P., Lopez-Cuenca, Enrique, Glatterer, M.S., Angell, William W., Brock, John C., Alkire, Mark J., Izzo, Edward G., Sanabria, G., Ebra, George

“…The long-term durability of the Carpentier-Edwards bioprosthesis in elderly patients exceeds 90% at the end of the first decade. This extensive and long-term…”
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