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Failure of Balloon Dilatation in Mid-cavity Obstruction of the Systemic Venous Atrium After the Mustard Operation

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Journal Pediatr Cardiol
Date 1983 Apr 1
PMID 6224140
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Mid-cavity obstruction of the systemic venous atrium developed after the Mustard operation in a child with transposition of the great arteries. Balloon dilatation (BD) was performed twice, to a maximum theoretical transverse diameter of 18 mm. Each time obstruction was initially relieved, but recurred within months. The usefulness of balloon dilatation therapy requires long-term follow-up. Results from currently reported experience do not suggest a major therapeutic role for this procedure in children.

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