“The Initial Analysis Of Infectious Adverse Events In Pediatric Ventricular Assist Devices Reported To The Action Registry” NEHA BANSAL, ET AL Download the Abstract
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Some heart failure patients may need a VAD to pump their blood. These devices can be associated with adverse events such as strokes, bleeding, or infection. Using quality improvement and research methodology we’ve decreased stroke rates by 50% and continue to focus on decreasing all VAD therapy complications.
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VAD support for patients with Fontan circulatory failure is increasing, yet outcomes are largely unknown. Published on Nov. 21, 2021, Systemic ventricular assist device support of the Fontan circulation yields
Though pediatric VAD use is increasing, data around outcomes related to patient treatment and device selection decisions is not yet robust enough to inform consistent practices among providers. The authors
Published on March 5, 2022, Decreased Risk of Strokes in Children with Ventricular Assist Devices Within ACTION focused on characterizing strokes in children with ventricular assist devices. This review included
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The data on the use and outcomes of VADs in children is limited, specifically for those with end-stage heart failure due to an acquired heart disease. Because of this, studies
“Neurosurgical intervention in children with ventricular assist devices: A single-center case series review” describes all pediatric VAD patients at a single center who underwent a neurosurgical procedure for an intracranial
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