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Perimembranous VSD

2018-03-12 04:01:25
My son his age is15 months and he is ha ving PMVSD by birth. Doctor says todo surgery of VSD. The surgery's name that is called 'Translcatheter Device Closure of VSD' Button device Closure of VSD. I don't know about this surgery complications and life risk problems. Please tell me about this surgery.
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Don't worry  go ahed with surgery  Not a   very  risky  operation  They will put patch  in  between  two  two  chember  of  heart  that  is  they  close  the  whole  with  that  patch  called  device  or  button  Don't worry Everything will be alright

Answered2018-03-12 04:28:39

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