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See Latest ArticlesRoss Procedure With a Composite Autograft Using Stretch Gore-Tex Material
Annals of Thoracic Surgery, 10/13/09
Kollar AC et al. – In an attempt to allow physiologic expansion of the pulmonary autograft, yet limit late root dilation, the authors used stretch Gore–Tex material as an external wrap. Follow–up cardiac computed tomography with reconstructed three–dimensional and dynamic images confirmed normal "triple bulge" sinus Valsalva geometry and preserved natural systolic expansion of the neoaortic root.
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