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1. PLANNING STAGE:
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Reintervention to change a right ventricular duct to a pulmonary artery is a medical procedure to correct or improve blood circulation in the heart and lungs,
especially in cases of congenital heart malformations. The main objective of this surgery is to improve pulmonary blood flow and ensure proper oxygenation of the
blood.
1.2. Anatomy and physiology: (Make graph and description).
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2. ORGANIZATION STAGE:
● - SCALPEL #7 BLADE 15
● - SCALPEL #7 BLADE 11
● - RADIOPAQUE GAUZE
● - METZENBAUM SCISSORS
● - COKE PROTECTED MOSQUITO CLIPS
● - ROCHESTER CLAMP
● - MAY SCISSORS
● - VASCULAR DISSECTIONS
● - FARABEUF SEPARATORS
● - KELLY CLAMP
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RESERVATION TABLE
● - ASEPTOSYRINGE
● - CLAMPS
● - OLD CASTRO NEEDLE HOLDER
● - SUTURES
● - WIRE CUTTER
● - PIPES 3/8 X 1/2
● - PERICARDIUM CANNULA
● - EXTRACORPOREAL BASKETCOKES
● - NEEDLE CARRIER
● - HEGAR DILATORS
● - FINOCHETO SEPARATOR
● - 20CC SYRINGE
● - PIPE SCISSORS
1. surgical instrumentalist
2. surgeon
3. anesthesiologist
4. perfusionist
5. auxiliary
6. helper
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● General anesthesia
b) Incision (write the type of approach and the name of the incision):
c) Surgical Process (Describe the main steps of the surgical medical technique with the instruments to be used).
Performing a longitudinal incision along the breastbone to access the heart, known as the median sternotomy.
Use of sternal separators to keep the chest cavity open.
Insertion of cannulas into the aortic artery and right atrium to divert blood out of the body to the CEC pump and then return it oxygenated to the patient.
Step 4: Hypothermia and Induction of Cardiac Arrest
Gradual cooling of the heart and body to reduce metabolism and stop cardiac function (hypothermia).
Administration of cardioplegia (cardioprotective solution) in the coronary artery to induce cardiac arrest.
Step 5: Approach of Truncus Arterioso
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Using patches of biocompatible material (such as pericardium or artificial tissue) to reconstruct and divide the main artery into an aorta and pulmonary artery.
Step 7: Valvular Function Assessment
Blood flow tests and evaluation of the valves for stenosis or regurgitation.
Correction of any valve dysfunction if necessary.
Step 8: Reperfusion and Reheating
Transfer of patient to intensive care unit (ICU) for continuous monitoring of vital signs and cardiac function.
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