Evaluating coronary-cameral fistulas
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Alur, Ihsan
Gunes, Tevfik
Goksin, Ibrahim
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Yalcinkaya and colleagues1 reported the case of a patient whose mitral Starr-Edwards caged-ball valve (SECBV) was still working after 41 years. The authors referred to 2 other mitral SECBV carriers alive at 44 and 45 years. From their own experience, Starr and Grunkemeier2 reported their longest-term survivors at 44.4 years (mitral position) and 51.7 years (aortic position). We also had an aortic valve recipient who lived for nearly 50 years.
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