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Published on: March 28, 2025
Repair of interrupted aortic arch using autologous pulmonary artery tissue
Cheul Lee1, Jae Young Lee2, Eun-Jung Lee2
11Department of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery,Seoul St. Mary's Hospital,College of Medicine,The Catholic University of Korea,Seoul,Republic of Korea.
Abstract:
There are several options for the repair of interrupted aortic arch. Direct anastomosis may cause several problems including anastomotic site stenosis, left main bronchus compression, and acute-angled aortic arch. Interposition of a prosthetic graft has no growth potential. We present a case of 34-month-old child with interrupted aortic arch, which was repaired using a pulmonary autograft tube.
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