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      Management of difficult coronary sinus rupture.

      The Annals of thoracic surgery
      Aged, Cardiac Catheterization, adverse effects, Coronary Vessels, injuries, surgery, Heart Arrest, Induced, Heart Atria, Heart Injuries, Humans, Male, Methods, Rupture, Veins

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          A technique of handling severe coronary sinus rupture when direct suture repair or pericardial patch techniques have failed is described. A pericardial patch is sewn over the coronary sinus with running 5-0 Prolene suture, and an 8-mm thin-walled Gore-Tex conduit then is constructed between the patch and the right atrium to decompress the repair and allow an alternative route for coronary sinus return to the right atrium.

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