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Objective:To analyze the risk factors of performing diaphragm plication(DPL) after congenital heart disease(CHD) surgery as well as the timing and clinical efficacy.Methods:Data regarding children underwent open heart surgery at Shanghai Children′s Medical Center from January 2017 to December 2019 were reviewed.According to whether DPL was performed after CHD operation or not, the children were divided into DPL group and non-diaphragm plication(NDPL)group.Clinical data including age, surgery, cardiopulmonary bypass(CPB)temperature and time of two groups were compared, meanwhile the risk factors of DPL surgery were analyzed.Based on the median of 8 days between open heart surgery and DPL, children in DPL group were divided into early surgery group(less than 8 days), and delayed operation group(no less than 8 days). The parameters of comparison included ventilator using time, hospital stay time, hospitalization expenditure, postoperative infection to evaluate the timing of DPL and effect.Results:There were 10 309 children after CHD, including 95 in DPL group and 10 214 in NDPL group.In DPL group, there were 52 males(54.7%) and 43 females(45.3%), with age 147(52, 318) d, weight(5.5±4.1) kg, height(56.8±25.6) cm, CPB time(136.8±93.4) min and aortic occlusion time(62.5±50.2) min.Compared with NDPL group, DPL group had younger age, shorter height, lighter weight, higher incidence of preoperative special treatment, higher proportion of reoperation, lower CPB temperature, longer CPB time and longer aortic occlusion time.There were significant differences between two groups( P<0.05). Multivariate Logistic regression analysis showed that younger operative age( OR=0.998, 95% CI 0.998~0.999, P<0.001), staging operation( OR=72.977, 95% CI 39.096~136.211, P<0.001), long CPB time( OR=1.006, 95% CI 1.002~1.011, P=0.008), and pulmonary venoplasty( OR=4.219, 95% CI 2.132~8.350, P<0.001) were independent risk factors for DPL after CHD.Early surgery group had lower postoperative infection rate(43.59% vs. 88.38%, P=0.007), shorter ventilator duration[168.0(99.5, 280.5) h vs.309.9(166.2, 644.5) h, P=0.029], shorter hospital stay duration[27.00(20.75, 35.00)d vs.37.00(28.00, 53.00)d, P<0.001], and lower hospitalization cost[158.36(128.99, 203.11) thousand yuan vs.232.95(174.54, 316.47) thousand yuan, P<0.001] than delayed operation group. Conclusion:Younger age, staging operation, long CPB time, and pulmonary venoplasty are independent risk factors for DPL due to diaphragmatic paralysis after pediatric CHD surgery.Early surgical intervention is beneficial for the recovery of children.
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Objective:To review the clinical prognosis and causes of death in children with extracorporeal membrane pulmonary(ECMO) assistance after congenital heart disease(CHD) operation in our center, so as to improve the survival rate of ECMO.Methods:All clinical data of 105 children with VA-ECMO assisted after CHD operation who were admitted to the Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery at Shanghai Children′s Medical Center from January 2017 to December 2019 were collected, and the clinical characteristics and causes of death were retrospectively analyzed.Results:The age of 105 children with ECMO was 110(38, 341)days, the weight was 5.30(3.75, 8.45)kg, and the risk adjustment for congenital heart surgery score was 3(2-3)points.There were no statistically significant differences in gender, age, weight, height, risk adjustment for congenital heart surgery score, the number of ECMO installed in the operating room, the number of ECMO installed after cardiopulmonary resuscitation and ECMO duration between the surviving group ( n=51) and the death group ( n=54)( P>0.05). While there was a significant difference in utilization of continuous renal replacement therapy[7.8% (4/51) vs.38.9% (21/54), P<0.001]. The death mainly occurred within one week after evacuating ECMO(83.3%, 45/54). ECMO installation was most in children aged 1 month to 1 year old(52.4%, 55/105), and the survival rate showed a rise over three years(2017 to 2019), increased from 31.6% (6/19) to 65.0% (13/20). Children with 3 to 5 kg were the most affected (39.0%, 41/105) when ECMO was installed, and the survival rate from 2017 to 2019 increased from 28.6%(4/14) to 75.0%(9/12). The main cause of death was heart failure(48.1%, 26/54), followed by bleeding(18.5%, 10/54)and pulmonary hypertension(13.0%, 7/54). Conclusion:With the progress of surgical technology and cardiopulmonary bypass, and the improvement of postoperative management, the mortality of children with CHD in our hospital after ECMO has decreased year by year during the last three years.However, the mortality of children requiring continuous renal replacement therapy assistance during ECMO is higher.Therefore, it is still necessary to strengthen the maintenance of each organ function during ECMO.
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Objective:To explore the reliability of estimated transpulmonary gradient(TPG)by comparing the measured TPG with the estimated TPG in echocardiography.Methods:The cardiothoracic surgery database of Shanghai Children′s Medical Center was reviewed.Children with hemodynamic monitoring and ultrasound findings who underwent total cavopulmonary connection between January 2015 and December 2018 were included.TPG was calculated separately according to the formula.Intraclass correlation efficient was used for consistency test.Results:Finally, 27 patients were selected, including 16 males and 11 females with age(4.0±1.6)years old, weight(15.2±3.3)kg and height(99.1±11.2)cm.There were nine cases (33.3%) of right ventricular double outlet and seven cases (25.9%) of pulmonary atresia.For hemodynamic blood monitoring, TPG was 5-16(10.1±3)mmHg, and its echocardiography parameters were estimated as 5.8-20.3(11±3.3)mmHg.The ICC value was 0.117 which was less than 0.4( P=0.277). Conclusion:TPG estimated by total cavopulmonary connection pipe window during perioperative period is inaccurate and higher than actual value, so invasive hemodynamic monitoring is still recommended during perioperative period.