KCUS performs BiH's first percutaneous pulmonary valve implant without opening the chest
Summary
The Sarajevo University Clinical Centre (KCUS) reports it performed Bosnia and Herzegovina's first percutaneous transcatheter pulmonary valve implantation, without surgical incision or opening the chest, on an adult patient with tetralogy of Fallot, carried out by a multidisciplinary KCUS team with support from paediatric cardiologist Prof. Petru Liuba of Lund, Sweden.
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Zahvat je urađen kod odraslog pacijenta s tetralogijom Fallot, urođenom srčanom anomalijom koja je operativno liječena u djetinjstvu, a kod kojeg je bila prisutna značajna
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City municipalities (4): Sarajevo
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Lund and Sweden are marked because the paediatric cardiologist who supported the KCUS team comes from there, while the procedure itself took place in Sarajevo.
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- 12:27 PMKlix.baOpen the original
- 12:39 PMFENA (Federalna novinska agencija)Open the original
- 12:42 PMDnevni avazOpen the original
- 12:51 PMOslobođenjeOpen the original
- 12:56 PMN1 BiHOpen the original
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