Compression of mediastinal structures treated by extra-anatomic bypass grafting

Journal of Cardiac Surgery
Lynn FedorukMichael W H Patterson

Abstract

Extra-anatomic bypass grafts have been used to treat complex and recurrent forms of coarctation of the aorta. Here we describe the use of an extra-anatomic bypass graft from the ascending to supraceliac aorta to treat an unusual complication of compression of mediastinal structures caused by a bucket handle graft.

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