Damus-Kaye-Stanzel vs Bulboventricular Foramen resection

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Conclusion • For patients with single ventricle, unrestrictive pulmonary blood flow and an aorta arising from an outflow chamber connected to the main ventricle via a BVF (usually DILV/SLL or Tricuspid Atresia/d-TGA)
Conclusions • BVF size in the neonate is an important predictor of late obstruction • Neonate with a BVF size index of < 2cm2 /m2 • Neonate with a BVF size index of < 2cm2 /m2 are at high risk for developing BVF obstruction • Although the BVF appears to grow, its growth does not keep pace with somatic growth in most patients
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Page 4 and 5: Lets agree on a few principles 1. S
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Page 8: Does PA banding really increase the
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Damus-Kaye-Stanzel vs Bulboventricular Foramen resection

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