Is selective cerebral perfusion with mild hypothermic lower body circulatory arrest safe for aortic arch surgery?
SCP under mild hypothermia can be safely applied to aortic arch surgery and is associated with a low rate of hospital mortality and morbidity. However, prolonged SCP time is associated with incidences of postoperative neurological deficit.
The data indicate that the right hemisphere rhinal pattern is over represented in AD as compared with control. However, in normal subjects the EC rhinal pattern is not associated with a diminished EC tissue size. It remains to be demonstrated if the right EC rhinal sulcus pattern association with AD reflects genetic or developmental influences.