Late repair of truncus arteriosus improves the symptoms in the majority of patients: A systematic review
April 2023 - Vol 15 Num. 2
Surgery aims to increase longevity and improve symptomatology. Surgical correction of truncus arteriosus after five months of age does not appear to offer a survival advantage over the natural history; repair after 5 months of age can be considered to be ‘late’ in this regard. Although surgical correction...
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