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Resumo:
Minimally invasive approach for aortic valve surgery has been developed since 1995, reducing the complications related to the full sternotomy. We have introduced a new method for central cannulation that reduces the length of surgical incision for the aortic valve replacement through upper mini-sternotomy. To improve the surgical view without enlargement of the incision, two small additional incisions are performed for both arterial and atrial cannulation. We have used the modified technique in 60 patients without sternal infection or other surgical complications and with good cosmetic results. Cardiac surgery - Aortic valve replacement - Minimally invasive approach.