Figure 1: Diagnostic catheterization
N = 67 |
|
Age |
3.23 (1-17) años |
Sex (female) |
40 (59%) |
Down syndrome |
41 (61%) |
Rastelli classification |
|
NYH functional class |
|
LVEF % |
66 (33-77) |
Pulmonary artery banding |
7 (10.4%) |
Table 1: Pre-Surgical Characteristics
N = 67 |
|
Surgical technique |
57 (85 %) |
Aortic clamping time |
81 (30-133) |
Extracorporeal circulation time |
121 (58 -296) |
Morbidity < 30 days |
9 (13.4%) |
Mortality |
3 (4.4%) |
Table 2: Surgical Characteristics
N = 55 |
|
Follow-up (years) |
4.7 (1 – 14) |
Morbidity > 30 days |
5 (7.4%) |
AV valve reoperations |
4 (7.2%) |
Pacemaker implants |
9 (16.3%) |
Current treatment |
|
Antihypertensive Digoxin |
21 (38%) |
Table 3: Follow-up
N° 67 |
Preop |
Postop |
Follow-up N° 54 |
P value |
PASP |
68.9 (28-105) |
31.9 (16 – 75) |
34 (13-76) |
|
Sources: derived by the author from FIES, various issues, the TMI model.
Table 4: Measurement of Pulmonary Artery Systolic Pressure (mmHg)
|
Pulmonary resistance < 6 UW/m2 14 (29%) |
Pulmonary resistance > 6 UW/m2 34 (71%) |
P Value |
Down syndrome |
6 (42%) |
15 (44%) |
6 (42%) |
Central Valve regurgitation |
6 (42%) |
14(41%) |
6 (42%) |
Reinterventions |
1 (7%) |
- |
1 (7%) |
Mortality |
- |
4 (11%) |
- |
Table 5: Patients with Low and High but Mobile Pulmonary Resistances
Figure 1: Diagnostic catheterization
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