Are There Indications for Atrial Switch (or Atrial Inversion Surgery) in the 21st Century? Marcelo B. Jatene

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Are There Indications for Atrial Switch (or Atrial Inversion Surgery) in the 21st Century? Marcelo B. Jatene marcelo.jatene@incor.usp.br

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Transposition of Great Arteries in the 21st century Few doubts about... Total and neonatal correction is the treatment of choice!! Clinical and anatomic diagnosis - ECHO Timing of operation first 2 weeks Jatene operation (ASO) treatment of choice BUT... Unfavourable anatomical, clinical, logistical and structural condition Other surgical option should be considered...

Neonatal ASO for D-TGA by Year in the PCCC Registry (1984 to 2007) J Am Coll Cardiol. 2014;64(5):498-511. doi:10.1016/j.jacc.2014.06.1150

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 Surgical Treatment of TGA - InCor 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 1990-2016 n - 685 295 Senning 390 Jatene Senning Jatene 0

Surgical Treatment of TGA - InCor 140 120 100 80 1990-2016 n - 685 295 Senning 390 Jatene Senning Jatene 60 40 20 0 1990-1994 1995-1999 2000-2004 2005-2009 2010-2016

Cardiol Clin 33 (2015) 543 558

Cardiol Clin 33 (2015) 543 558

Historical Notes Senning A, Surgery; 1959;45:966 80

Historical Notes Mustard WT, Surgery; 1964;55:469 72

Advantages Atrial switch operation First effective surgical treatments for TGA Aplication in complex cases of TGA Favourable immediate results Shorter learning curve Disadvantages Must be familiar with the technique (lot of details!!) Non anatomical correction Different long term complications with difficult resolution Morbidity during waiting time for correction

TGA study CHSS (85/89) 845 pts TGA 286 op. Atrial level Mortality 4,9% while waiting Mortality 8% while waiting Ped Cardiac Surg - Seminars Thorac Cardiovasc Surg, Vol 3, 2000:186-196

TGA study CHSS (85/89) TGA atrial switch Mustard - 89% - 20 years Senning - 73% - 20 years Actuarial survival Mustard X Senning Ped Cardiac Surg - Seminars Thorac Cardiovasc Surg, Vol 3, 2000:186-196

TGA study - CHSS (85/89) 281 Operations atrial level Reoperation after Mustard and Senning Indication N of patients Moratlity (%) v RV failure 2 2/2 (100) Systemic venous pathway obstruction 7 3/7 (43) SVC only 3 IVC only 1 SVC + IVC 3 Pulmonary venous pathway v obstruction 5 2/5 (40) Baffle leak 5 0/5 (0) Total 19 7/19 (37) Ped Cardiac Surg - Seminars Thorac Cardiovasc Surg, Vol 3, 2000:186-196

Senning 44 patients Follow-up > 20 years Age (20 to 33 y) median = 23 y NYHA - FC I = 42 FC II = 2 Regular sports practice = 9 Graduated/working = 20

Senning 44 patients Arrithmias Arrithmias detected in Holter 100% Simptomatic 20-44,5% Tachiarrithmias with CHF : 5 ( 2 Flutter ) ER procurement : 11 Hospitalization : 7 Pace maker implant : 3 Use of medications = 30-68% Antiarrithmics, Ieca, diuretics

Gated RV and LV 2001 x 2008 70 p=0.1338 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 p=0.1988 RV EF 2001 RV EF 2008 LV EF 2001 LV EF 2008

Senning 44 pacientes Morbidity Stroke sequelae / cerebral disrrithmia... 5 Morbid obesity... 4 Pulmonary enphisema... 1 Tuberculosis... 2 Arterial hypertension... 5 Maternity = 4 ( CHF grade III post pregnancy = 2 )

n=468 (operated TGA) Mustard or Senning between 1967-2003 mean age at the time of surgery: 1.9y 319 males perioperative mortality: 93 (20%) Circulation. 2015;132:633-38

Median follow-up: 26.1y pacemaker implantation - 63 patients (15%) reoperation 27 (7%) death 176 (38%) heart transplant 8 (2%) Patients with pacemakers increased mortality Special focus on the function of the right ventricle and TV Circulation. 2015;132:633-38

Brasil X Brazil Case 1 Case 2 FRD, 18m, female From Amazon region Cyanosis since birth (1st clinical exam at 17m) TGA + Large ASD + small PDA Surgical options Senning operation HW, 1 day, male From Southeast region Prenatal ECHO L TGA Jatene operation in 3 rd day of life Discharged in 10th PO day Normal LV function, no symptoms after 4 years

Current indications Late presentation for TGA intact septum Anatomical concerns (coronary anatomy) Clinical condition (infection, low weight, etc.) Surgical team option (experience and structure) Part of other complex surgeries (Double switch) Complex clinical condition (PH)

Atrial switch in TGA Late presentation Structure of Health System - Lack of diagnosis (pre and post birth) - Lack of beds for neonatal operations - Lack of adequate transportation from center to center Human (Professional) Possible Causes Adequate medical formation and information Adequate numbers of professionals Adequate distribuiton for all areas

Coronary Artery Pattern and Outcome of Arterial Switch Operation for Transposition of Great Arteries A Meta-Analysis Sara K. Pasquali, et al Circulation November 12, 2002

21 patients with TGA + VSD and Taussig-Bing DORV retrospective study based on medical records between 1991 to 2014 Included patients with no indication of definitive repair due to suprasystemic pulmonary pressure all patients underwent median sternotomy, opening of the pericardium and cardiopulmonary bypass VSD is maintained open 45% Mortality

JACC Vol 69, Issue 1, Jan 2017; 43-51

Univariate Associations with Mortality

Multivariate Associations with Mortality

Dr Baffes wrote in 1987: History tends to judge a human being on two counts: the use made of the time allotted to him and what, if anything, he leaves behind for the generations that follow. The surgeons who developed the atrial operations for transposition left behind them the inspiration for the subsequent impressive advancements in congenital heart surgery. Ann Thorac Surg 2004;77:2250 8

Are There Indications for Atrial Switch (or Atrial Inversion Surgery) in the 21st Century?

Are There Indications for Atrial Switch (or Atrial Inversion Surgery) in the 21st Century? YES!!

In 1987, Senning wrote: I think that the arterial switch a real anatomical correction will be the golden standard in the near future and that the atrial switch will be used only for the few patients who are not suitable candidates for the arterial switch Ann Thorac Surg 2004;77:2250 8