One and Half Versus Bi-Ventricular Repair in Pediatric E Bstein Anomaly, Short-Term Outcomes Retrospective Analysis

Rania Abushokka; Hanan Mohammed Hassan; Ahmed Meawad; Ahmed Algebaly

doi:10.59299/2537-0928.1494

January 1, 2025Journal of Medicine in Scientific ResearchOpen Access

One and Half Versus Bi-Ventricular Repair in Pediatric E Bstein Anomaly, Short-Term Outcomes Retrospective Analysis

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Evaluate short-term outcomes following one and half-ventricular repair compared to bi-ventricular repair in pediatric patients with Ebstein anomaly.
Conducted a retrospective cohort study at the National Heart Institute with 52 pediatric patients.
Divided into two groups: 26 patients underwent cone with one and half-ventricular repair and 26 patients underwent cone with bi-ventricular repair.
Assessed outcomes including mortality, adverse events, and SVC pressure levels.
No significant difference in early mortality was observed between the two groups.
Adverse events such as bleeding and elevated SVC pressure were monitored, with variations noted in each group.
One and half-ventricular repair showed potential advantages for specific patient profiles.

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Retrospective analysis compares short-term outcomes of one and half-ventricular versus bi-ventricular repair in pediatric patients with Ebstein anomaly, indicating potential benefits of the former.

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