| 英文摘要 |
Patients with polycythemia vera are predisposed to perioperative coagulopathic complications during heart operations. The aim of the present study was to summarize the characteristics, management and prognosis of perioperative coagulopathies. The study materials were based on comprehensive literature retrieval of the relevant articles published since 1980. A total of 15 articles with 17 patients were recruited into this study. Patients were divided into Event (n = 8) and Non-Event (n = 9) groups. Patients were significantly older in the Event Group than in the Non-Event Group. All 8 (100%) patients of the Event Group and 7 (77.8%) patients of the Non-Event Group were high-risk patients. The surgical indications were primary cardiovascular disease in 14 (82.4%) patients and there were complications secondary to polycythemia vera in 3 (17.6%) patients. The mortality rate of this patient cohort was 11.8%. The recovery rate of the Event Group was lower, and the mortality rate was higher when compared with the Non-Event Group. Patients with polycythemia vera undergoing a heart operation are at an increased risk of perioperative complications. The thrombotic complications can involve heart valve prosthesis, the coronary artery, and bypass graft and bypass circuit, in addition to heart and great vessels. Bypass circuit thrombosis and adverse effects on the activated clotting time and trans-oxygenator pressure gradient constitute a significant obstacle to the implementation of heart operations. It is necessary to take pre- and intraoperative prophylactic measures to decrease hematocrit, minimize the risks and improve patients’prognosis. Sustained postoperative treatment is necessary in high-risk patients. |