Descending aortic replacement after frozen elephant trunk: graft clamping and true-lumen anastomosis.

Multimed Man Cardiothorac SurgNov 5, 2026 (epub)

Ryo Shimano, Yoshinori Nakahara, Tomohiro Iwakura et al.

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Second-stage descending aortic replacement after arch replacement with a frozen elephant trunk requires proximal control at a site that is often hostile to cross-clamping. The conventional elephant trunk technique was introduced to avoid cross-clamping the vulnerable proximal aorta; the previously implanted graft, left hanging in the descending aorta, is grasped and clamped…

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