3D modelling of atrial and ventricular shape and function in a patient following the new modified Mustard operation
Abstract
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There is a continuing need to perform inflow correction of “simple” TGA in a large subset of patients, who are not candidates for the arterial switch operation, particularly in developing countries. This
is because of a lack of resources, centres and expertise to perform the neonatal switch operation. This subsequently results in the “late” presentation of patients who are severely cyanosed and have thin-walled, banana-shaped left ventricles which are not suitable for switching.
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2017-07-07
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Images in cardiology
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