Chylothorax Clinical Trial
Official title:
Chylothorax in Children Following Congenital Heart Surgery
The purpose of this study is to determine at risk populations for certain congenital heart defects or certain operative procedures and to define the associated morbidity secondary to chylothorax - prolonged chest tube drainage, prolonged hospital stay, need for central access and hyperalimentation, subsequent infection.
Chylothorax is not uncommon following congenital heart surgery. It often results in
prolonged chest tube drainage and hospital stays. Due to the feeding difficulties, it often
results in malnutrition and the need for central hyperalimentation. In addition, it results
in a depressed immune system with the possibility of subsequent infection. Chylothorax can
be a significant contributor to post-operative morbidity and mortality.
The primary aims are to determine at risk populations - certain congenital heart defects or
certain operative procedures, to define the associated morbidity secondary to chylothorax -
prolonged chest tube drainage, prolonged hospital stay, need for central access and
hyperalimentation, subsequent infection and to review our current treatment methods - change
formulas, hyperalimentation, somatostatin. The secondary aims are to determine ways to
prevent chylothorax, determine the most successful treatment method, and to discover better
treatment methods. This study will be conducted through a retrospective chart review.
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Time Perspective: Retrospective
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