Foramen Oval Estado del Arte y Revisión de la Literatura sobre su Abordaje
Resumen
El foramen oval permeable (FOP) es una anormalidad común que afecta entre el 20% y el 34% de la población adulta. Para la mayoría de las personas, es un hallazgo benigno; sin embargo, en algunas personas, el FOP puede abrirse ampliamente para permitir que el émbolo paradójico pase de la circulación venosa a la arterial, lo que se asocia con accidente cerebrovascular y embolización sistémica. El cierre percutáneo del FOP en pacientes con accidente cerebrovascular criptogénico se ha llevado a cabo durante varios años y se han comercializado varios oclusores septales para fines específicos. Ensayos controlados aleatorizados recientes han demostrado que el cierre del FOP en pacientes con accidente cerebrovascular criptogénico se asocia con tasas reducidas de accidente cerebrovascular recurrente. Después de una breve descripción de la anatomía de un FOP, este artículo considera la evidencia del cierre del FOP en el accidente cerebrovascular criptogénico. El artículo también aborda otras posibles indicaciones para el cierre, como la embolización arterial sistémica, la enfermedad por descompresión, el síndrome platipnea-ortodesoxia y la migraña con aura. El artículo establece las investigaciones previas al procedimiento y la preparación del procedimiento. Finalmente, el artículo brinda una descripción general del procedimiento en sí, incluida la discusión de los dispositivos de cierre.
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