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Large inlet VSD

2023-04-05 09:52:31
My daughter is now 3 months age. Diagnosed with very large VSD amounting to single ventricle physiology along with several others cardiac issue. Severe PAH.  Doctors suggested multistage palliation. This month end she will be operated for PA banding. Is there any possibility for biventricle repair.
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With the given clinical picture and moderate left AVVR, biventricular repair is unlikely.

Answered2023-04-05 11:58:10

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Very large VSD with single ventricle physiology Will need multistage correction

Answered2023-04-08 00:10:26

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