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Do low-risk adolescents with a Fontan circulation have better clinical outcomes at transition to adult care compared to those with established risk factors?
Do low-risk adolescents with a Fontan circulation have better clinical outcomes at transition to adult care compared to those with established risk factors?
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Low-risk adolescents with a Fontan circulation have superior outcomes at transition to adult care, which is important for individualized risk estimation and counseling.
Clinical outcomes for adolescents LR at transition to adult care are markedly superior to those who have established risk factors for Fontan failure, which is an important consideration when formulating individualised long-term risk estimates and counselling patients.
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Baker et al. (2020) studied this question.
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