1000. koronare bypass operation without heart lung machine

Priv. - Doz. Dr. med. Friedrich Christian Riess with a bypass operation at the striking heart (openPR) - Albertinen cardiology center Hamburg belonged with that minimal invasiven coronary surgery to the prominent centers of Germany

Hamburg, 14.02.2007. In the Albertinen cardiology center Hamburg was accomplished in the last week the thousandth minimal invasive coronary operation at the striking heart and without the employment of the heart lung machine.

Since the introduction of the bypass surgery Venen are used as bypass containers with catches in Koronararterien. A disadvantage of Venen exists in their high recatch rate. Like that are half of the Venen Bypässe after approximately 10 years again restricted or locked. The consequence is pretty often the necessity for a further bypass operation. Arterien however exhibit an outstanding durability opposite the Venen from the leg, otherwise used.

The Albertinen cardiology center concerned itself intensively already early with the use of body-own Arterien for the production of necessary Bypässe. Today it belongs to the prominent centers in Germany, which consistently whenever possible without the use of Venen in the bypass surgery do. Thus the left internal in 98% of all bypass operations Brustwandarterie becomes - which so-called Mammaria bypass - uses.

“In international long-term studies could be proven that patients, who were treated with one or two Mammaria Bypässen live clearly longer than differently treated patients”, so Friedrich Christian Riess, Chefarzt of the heart surgery and Chairman of the Albertinen of cardiology center. Therefore in the last year in the Albertinen cardiology center about 90% of all bypass patients were supplied exclusively with arterial Bypässen - i.e. without Venenentnahme from the leg, but only by means of Mammaria Bypässen -. One calls this' completely arterial Revaskularisation'. The long-term results speak for itself: “In all rule further bypass operation is no longer necessarily”, like that Riess after a completely arterial bypass supply.

In 30% of the cases the more careful -' minimum invasive' - off pumping operation technology without use of the heart lung machine could be used with these operations. This particularly is for patients with Begleiterkrankungen or in higher age of crucial advantage. The average age of the operated patients in the Albertinen cardiology center increased as a sign its in the last years of 62 years to now 70 years. The portion over 80-year old amounts to momentarily about 15%. Also herein the department for heart surgery at the Albertinen hospital placed itself country widely against the point.

In the context of the annual trade conference of the German society for thorax, heart and container surgery 2007, Priv becomes. Doz. Dr. med. Friedrich Christian Riess, Chefarzt heart surgery and Chairman of the Albertinen cardiology center Hamburg the results that minimal invasiven coronary surgery also excluding arterial bypasses present.

In the Albertinen hospital since opening of the department for heart surgery in July 1991 more than 17,700 patients at the heart were operated. With approximately 13,000 of the patients it had become necessary to put on one or more Bypässe at the heart wreath/ring containers. In approximately 18% of these patients additionally also a Herzklappe had to be replaced or repaired.

Albertinen Diakoniewerk
Peter Claussen - assistant of the chairman of the board -
Leader public work
Süntelstrasse 11a - 22457 Hamburg
Tel.: (0 40) 55 88 - 24 08, fax: -24 47
E-Mail: peter.claussen@albertinen.de

The Albertinen Diakoniewerk operates 975 stationary hospital beds and 64 part-stationary dailyclinical places as well as 24 places in the ambulatory geriatric rehablitation in the Albertinen group. Beyond that 40 places are available for the purposeful support of dementia-ill humans, 177 places in old and nursing facilities as well as 359 housing units in senior housing estates.
In the mechanisms of the group - Albertinen hospital, Albertinen house, center for Geriatrie and Gerontologie, Evangelist Amalie Sieveking hospital (with Richard Remé house), residence housing estate at the Wiesenkamp - annually about 32,500 patients are treated stationarily and further 37,000 patients ambulatory (exclusive care range GfD).

To the group belong beyond that a blood bank service, a central training centre for the generalized care training (Albertinen school) with 104 pupils, two ambulatory hospital services, one academy for far and advanced training, 214 places in Kindertagesstätten as well as further mechanisms for patients and coworkers.

The Albertinen group gains a gross income of approximately 140 millions EUR with approximately 2,400 coworkers. Thus the Albertinen group - after the national enterprise of hospitals and the university clinic Eppendorf - is of Hamburg of third biggest hospital carriers and ranks among the Top-30-Arbeitgebern.

Albertinen hospital, academic training hospital of the University of Hamburg, 528 beds, 20 treatment places daily hospital psychiatry, approximately 19,000 stationary patients annually.

Albertinen house, center for Geriatrie and Gerontologie, scientific mechanism at the University of Hamburg, 140 beds in the medical-geriatric hospital as well as further offers at the location Hamburg Schnelsen (24 part-stationary beds), approximately 2,000 stationary patients annually

Evangelist Amalie Sieveking hospital gGmbH with Richard Remé house, academic training hospital of the University of Hamburg and medical-geriatric hospital, 307 beds and 20 part-stationary beds, approximately 12,000 stationary patients annually

End of workday house, old and nursing home with 43 places

Residence at the Wiesenkamp, 209 exclusive senior dwellings with 74 care places

Albertinen school - care training generalized (at present 104 pupils)

Albertinen academy, approximately 5,000 class participants

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