Trachea replacement with 8 mm ringed goretex prosthesis in the rabit

J. A. Santibanez, J. R. Olmos, R. Jasso, J. Villalba, A. Rey, D. Perez, A. Sotres, M. Gaxiola, M. Baltazares, S. Flores (Mexico, D.F., Mexico)

Source: Annual Congress 2008 - Lung and bone marrow transplantation: miscellaneous
Session: Lung and bone marrow transplantation: miscellaneous
Session type: E-Communication Session
Number: 1629
Disease area: Interstitial lung diseases

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Objective: To test the behavior of 8 mm diameter ringed goretex prosthesis in cervical trachea.
Methods: 13 rabits were operated on as follows: Group I (n=6): 10 rings cervical trachea segment autotransplantation.Group II (n=7): 10 rings cervical trachea segment replacement with 8 mm diameter ringed goretex. All anastomosis were performed with 7-0 running prolene.1 rabit was euthanized on 7th post-op day, 1 rabit was euthanized on 14th post-op day. Tracheoscopy was performed imediately after surgery, every week for the 1st post-op month, every 2 weeks the next months. Microscopy: HE, Mason‘s stains. Statistical analysis: ANOVA, X2.
Results: 13 rabits survived the surgical procedure.Group I: 3 rabits presented mild necrosis,they were euthanized on 4th post-op week. 3 spontaneosly revascularized autograft are alive on 20th post-op week. Group II: 1 rabit was euthanized on 7th post-op day, 1 rabit was euthanized on 14th post-op day.2 rabits died on 7th post-op week, 1 died on 10th post-op week, 1 died on 11th post-op week. These 4 rabits died due to heavy mucus overproduction, with 10% tracheo-prosthesis junction stenosis. The prosthesis is covered in the outside with fibrosis. Tracheo-prosthetic junction showed mild inflammatory and fibrotic stenosis.1 is alive on 17th post-op week, with 25% stenosis and 30% tracheo-prosthetic junction stenosis.
Conclusions: The ringed goretex prosthesis produces mild inflammatory and fibrotic reaction on tracheo-prosthetic junction. There is no anastomotic necrosis, nor fistula formation.This ringed goretex prosthesis should be tested in a higher specie. We do not know why 3 rabits with 10 rings autotransplanted tracheal segment were spontaneosly revascularized.


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