CLINICAL CASE OF BIPLASTIC CORRECTION OF ABNORMAL PULMONARY VEIN DRAINAGE WITH SINUS VENOSUS DEFECT IN A DOMINANT INNOMINATE VEIN IN ADOLESCENCE Текст научной статьи по специальности «Клиническая медицина»

CLINICAL CASE OF BIPLASTIC CORRECTION OF ABNORMAL PULMONARY VEIN DRAINAGE WITH SINUS VENOSUS DEFECT IN A DOMINANT INNOMINATE VEIN IN ADOLESCENCE

Kuatbekov K.N.1, Egizekov A.L.1, Mishin A.V.1, Baizhigitov N.B.1, Suieubekov B.Y.1, Nurbekov A.M.

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1 Center of Modern Medicine «Mediterra», Institute of Surgery LLP, Almaty, Kazakhstan

2 «S.D. Asfendiyarov Kazakh National Medical University», NC JSC, Almaty, Kazakhstan

Abstract

Sinus venosus defectis an unusual type of interatrial communication and is almost always combined with partial abnormal pulmonary vein drainage (PAPVD) into the superior vena cava (SVC) or right atrium (RA). Different types of venous outflow through the vena cava occur: the presence of an additional left vena cava with different drainage loci to both right and left atriaor, as in our case, the dominant unpaired vein directly draining into the right atrium with outprior communication with the superior right vena cava. This paper describes a clinical case of radical correction of partial anomalous pulmonary vein drainage combined with sinus venosus atrial septal defect (ASD) in a 14-year-old child with dominant venous outflow from the upper half of the body via innominate vein, by combined biplasty from auto pericardial patches, showing adequate upper-venous outflow under cardiopulmonary bypass. It is necessary to provide clear information about congenital heart disease and optimal timing of its surgical correction to a wide audience, not only to the professional medical community, but importantly, to the entire population of the Republic. The provision of publicly available professional information should be highlighted on the official websites of clinics and all available media opportunities, where parents and patients could be fully acquainted with the specific soft entire treatment processing an accessible and convenient information platform.

https://doi.org/10.35805/BSK2022III021

Kuatbekov K.N.

orcid.org/0000-0002-2679-5097 Egizekov A.L.

orcid.org/0000-0001-7979-2239 Mishin A.V.

orcid.org/0000-0003-2858-6181 Baizhigitov N.B. orcid.org/0000-0001-5041-4277 Suieubekov B.Y.

orcid.org/0000-0001-8675-1435

Nurbekov A.M.

orcid.org/0000-0003-4192-8940

Corresponding author. Mishin A.V. - Cardiac surgeon, Department of Pediatric Cardiac Surgery, Center for Modern Medicine «Mediterra» LLP «Institute of Surgery», Almaty Kazakhstan E-mail: avm_mishin@mail.ru

Conflict of interest

The authors declare that they have no conflicts of interest

Keywords:

partial anomalous pulmonary vein drainage, sinus venosus defect, clinical case, congenital heart disease, heart surgery.

Жасeсшрiм кезендеп басым келденен венасы бар sinus venosus акауы бар аномальдi екпе венасынын дренажын бипластикалык тYзетудiн клиникалык жагдайы

Куатбеков К Н.1, Епзеков А.Л.1, Мишин А.В.1, БайжИтов Н.Б.1, СYЙеубеков Б.Е.1, Нурбеков А.М.2

1 ^a3ipri замангы медицина орталыгы «Медитерра», ЖШС «Хирургия институты», Алматы Казахстан

2 «С.Ж. Асфендияров атындагы Каза^ ¥лттьщ медицина университет» Ке АК, Алматы Казахстан

Ацдатпа

Sinus venosus ацау - ж/рекшеаралыц коммуникацияньщ сирек кездесетн mYpi жэне эрдайым екпе веналарыньщ iшiнара ацаулы дренажымен (ЭВ1АД) жогаргы цуыс венага (ЩВ) немесе он жац ж/рекшеге (ОЖ) жанама щретн ацау. Бул ретте цуыс веналары бойынша веноздыц агудын алуан тYрлерi бар: он жац, сонымен цатар сол жац журекшеге тYрлi локустарды дренаждау арцылы цосымша сол жац ЖЦВ болуы немесе бiздiн жагдайымыздагы - он жац жогаргы цуыс венамен алдынгы коммуникациясыз он жац щрекшеге ткелей дренаждалган жуп емес басым венанын болуы. Осы жумыста 14 жастагы баланын синусты веноздыц типтi щрекшеаралыц цалца ацауымен жанама екпе веналарынын iшiнара ацаулы дренажын тYбегейлi тYзету клиникалыц жагдайынын сипаттамасы усынылган. Келденен вена арцылы денен'н жогары жартысынан вена цанынын басым агуы кезнде, жасанды цан айналымы кезнде адекватты жогаргы-веналыц агу керсетлген, аутоперикардиальды жамаудан комбинацияланган биопластика. ЖYректiн туа &ткен ацаулары туралы жэне оларды хирургиялыц тYзетудiн онтайлы мерз 'мдер туралы ацпаратты медицина цызметкерлерiнiн кен аудиториясына гана емес, сондай-ац Республикамыздын букл халцына жетюзу манызды. Баршага цолжет'шдi кэаби ацпарат клиниканын сайтында жэне мYмкiндiгiнше барлыц буцаралыц ацпарат цуралдарында жариялануы керек, осы жарияланымдар арцылы ата-аналар жэне науцастар цолжет'мдi жэне цолайлы ацпараттыц платформада емдеу процеашн 6yкл ерекшелiгiмен толыц келемде таныса алуы керек.

Хат алысатын автор. Мишин А.В. - «Хирургия институты» ЖШС «Медитерра» заманауи медицина орталыгы, балалар кардиохирургиясы белiмiнiн кардиохирургы, Алматы ц., Цазацстан

E-mail: avm_mishin@mail.ru

Мудделер цацтыгысы

Авторлар мудделер цацтыгысынын жоцтыгын мэлiмдейдi

ТYЙiн сездер:

екпе веналарынын шнара ацаулы дренажы, синусты веноздыц ацау, клиникалыцжагдай, туа вткен журек ацауы, журекке операция.

Клинический случай бипластиковой коррекции аномального дренажа лёгочных вен с дефектом sinus venosus при доминирующей поперечной вене в подростковом периоде

Автор для корреспонденции. Мишин А.В. - кардиохирург, отделения детской кардиохирургии, Центр современной медицины «Mediterra» ТОО «Институт хирургии», г. Алма-ты, Казахстан E-mail: avm_mishin@mail.ru

Конфликт интересов

Авторы заявляют об отсутствии конфликта интересов

Ключевые слова:

частичный аномальный дренаж лёгочных вен, дефект sinusvenosus, клинический случай, врожденный порок сердца, операция на сердце

Куатбеков К.Н.1, Егизеков А.Л.1, Мишин А.В.1, Байжигитов Н.Б.1, Суйеубеков Б.Е.1, Нурбеков А.М.2

1 Центр современной медицины «Mediterra», ТОО «Институт хирургии» г. Алматы, Казахстан

2 НАО «Казахский Национальный медицинский университет имени С.Д. Асфендиярова», г. Алматы, Казахстан

Аннотация

Sinus venosus дефект является необычным типом межпредсердной коммуникации и практически всегда сочетается с частичным аномальным дренажем легочных вен (ЧАДЛВ) в верхнюю полую вену (ВПВ) или правое предсердие (ПП). При этом встречаются различные типы венозного оттока по полым венам: наличие дополнительной левой ВПВ с различными локусами дренирования как в правое, так и в левое предсердие или как в нашем случае - наличие доминирующей непарной вены непосредственно дренирующейся в правое предсердие без предварительной коммуникации с верхней правой полой веной. В настоящей работе представлено описание клинического случая радикальной коррекции частичного аномального дренажа лёгочных вен в сочетании с дефектом межпредсердной перегородки (ДМПП) типа sinusvenosus ребёнка 14 лет, при доминирующем оттоке венозной крови от верхней половины тела по поперечной вене, комбинирующей бипластикой из аутоперикардиальных заплат, показавшей адекватный верхне-венозный отток при искусственном кровообращении. Необходимо обеспечить ясную информацию о врождённых пороках сердца и оптимальных сроках их хирургической коррекции широкой аудитории не только профессионального круга медицинских работников, но важно, и всему населению Республики. Предоставление общедоступной профессиональной информации должно быть освещено на официальных сайтах клиник и всех имеющихся возможностей средств массовой информации, где родители и пациенты могли бы в полном объёме, ознакомится со спецификой всего лечебного процесса на доступной и удобной информационной платформе.

Introduction

Partial abnormal pulmonary vein drainage (PAPVD) is a congenital heart defect (CHD) in which the pulmonary veins, but not all, flow abnormally into the right venous sections: rightatrium (RA), superior or inferior vena cava, coronary sinus, left unnamed vein. This anomaly was first described by Winslow in1739. PAPVD accounts for less than 1% of all CHDs. The defect is usually combined with atrial septal defect (ASD) and accounts for 14.7% of all atrial septal defects [1-3].Often this anomaly in neglected stagesis accompanied by high pulmonary hypertension, complicating the course of abnormal hemodynamics of the uncorrected malformation [4].

The sinus venosus-type ASD is most commonly located a tor just below the superior vena cava (SVC) junction in the RA. PAPVD is most commonly associated with the valvular sinus ASD. It usually presents as one or more small veins of the upper lobe of the right lung, draining directly into the SVC. Occasionally the interatrial septum is intact [5]. As a gold standard method in topographic diagnosis of abnormal cardiovascular structures of extracardiac location with determination of optimal choiceof surgical correction, computed tomography (CT) techniques are used [6].

Clinical case

Patient O., 14 years old, was admitted to the clinic on June 2, 2022 with the diagnosis: PAPVD. Secondary ASD of sinus venosus type. PFO., with complaints of dyspnea and rapid fatigability on physical exertion. Basic diagnostic tests: ECG, echocardiography (ECHO),contrast computed tomography cardiac angiography were performed. The defect was confirmed by ECHO data: mean right ventricular pressure (MRVP) 35 mmHg., TAPSE: 3.4 cm; interventricular septum: intact; interatrial septum: sinus venosus defect 0.8 x 1.3 cm, PFO

0.3 cm. Interatrial septum in the middle third is thin with small defects of 0.1 cm, 0.1 cm, 0.3 cm. PDA: not visualized. Cardiac cavities: the right parts were dilated. Conclusion: Partial anomalous drainage of the pulmonary veins. ASD. Pulmonary hypertension (PH).

To clarify extracardiac vascular structures, abnormally flowing right pulmonary veins, topographic anatomy of the malformation, and choice of surgical correction method, a CT study was performed (Fig.1): contrast-enhanced Tomohexol 350-100ml

1.V. On a series of CT scans, the upper and middle lobe pulmonary veins on the right side flowed into the ERV. The right lower lobe vein and the left upper and lower lobe veins flow into the LA. There is a

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communication between the pulmonary veins and the SVC. The aorta at the root is 2.1 cm. Theascending thoracic aorta is 2.3 cm. Aortic arch A segment -1.5 cm, B segment - 1.3 cm, C segment - 1.4 cm. Descending aorta - 1.6 cm. PA trunk - 2.9 cm, right branch - 1.6 cm, leftbranch - 2.0 cm. The branches of the brachiocephalic trunk, the left common carotid and subclavian arteries are contrasted, unchanged. The superior and inferior vena cava flow into the right atrium. Conclusion: CT picture of a supracardiac form of partial anomalous pulmonary vein drainage.

On 06.06.2022 a planned surgical correction was performed under cardiopulmonary bypass (PB): plasty of PAPVD, sinus venosus ASD with autopericardial patch, suturing of PFO, dilating plasty with autopericardial patch of transverse (innominate) vein. Intraoperatively, the right heartsections were significantly enlarged. During isolation, the right SVC could not be visualized, the innominate vein was dilated and flowed directly into the RA (the place of SVC in flow),the upper right pulmonary veins flowing into the mouth of the SVC were determined from theside. There are cicatrices on the ascending Ao and innominate vein at the level of its horizontal part and the IVC estuary. Aortic cannulation, separate cannulation

of the innominate vein,spontaneous hypothermia up to 33 degrees Celsius,beginning of PB. IVC cannulation -complete PB. On revision: sinus venosus ASD 23 mm in diameter, all 4 mouths of the rightpulmonary veins with drainage into both atria (Fig. 2) flow into the mouth of the SVC and the lateral wall of the RA. In the area of the limbus PFO 3 mm. We performed ASD plasty with an autopericardial patch with continuous convolute sutures using Prolene 4/0 thread with transfer of the right PV orifices into the LA cavity. Dilation plasty of the innominate vein andthe orifice of SVC with an autopericardial patch was performed on a working heart. After the clamp was removed from the aorta, cardiac activity recovered on its own, sinus rhythm. Control postoperative ECHO on the 5th postoperative day: Tricuspid valve: 1st degree regurgitation. Mitral valve: 1st degree regurgitation. Aorta: gradient on the descending Ao 9 mmHg. PA trunk: 2.1 cm. LV EF 66%. LV SPD 20 mm Hg. TAPSE: 0.8 cm. Interatrial septum: patch, noshunts. Cardiac cavities: the right side was moderately dilated. In the pericardium there are traces of fluid t/c 0.8 cm. The child with positive dynamics in satisfactory condition was discharged on the 8th postoperative day with recommendations for outpatient cardiac rehabilitation.

Figure 1.

Frontal CT-section angio-cardiography of the supracardiac form of PAPVD. The arrow shows the in flow of the right pulmonary veins into the SVC

Figure 2.

Intraoperative image of PAPVD. A secondary sinus venosus type ASD is seen, through which abnormally draining right pulmonary veins flowing into the SVC are visualized

Discussion

In later life, these types of malformations are dangerous with the development of high pulmonary hypertension (HPH), complicating their correction. International standards recommend surgery for this type of malformation in infants, asymptomatic patients without PH no later than 4 years of age [7, 8, 9, 10], but the heart defect was detected only this year on ultrasound examination, and they had not sought medical attention before. Within 14 years, the child developed PH.

Intraoperatively, we found unusual architectonics of venous return in the vena cava of theupper body: visualization of the SVC was difficult due to the location of the innominatevein atthe place where it flowed into the RA. The nonspherical vein was larger than usual diameter, had no communication with the SVC and directly flowed into the place where the SVC normally flows. Standard SVC cannulation in partially abnormal right pulmonary drainage begins with placement of a cistern high into the vena cava, but considering the dominance of the unpaired vein, we placed a venous

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