Single-center study demonstrates feasibility of perventricular device closure in infants with muscular ventricular septal defects, suggesting a viable alternative to conventional cardiac surgery.
Perventricular device closure of isolated mVSD appears feasible option at mid-term follow-up and may either substitute or complement the conventional surgical technique in selected cases depending on institutional paediatric cardiac surgery performance.
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