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Long-term postoperative course after congenital aortic stenosis repair remains poorly defined; leaves open need for dedicated follow-up cohorts.
Congenital aortic stenosis is a relatively common disease. It is the one malformation pre- disposing to sudden death in children. Surgical attempts at correction of critical congenital aortic stenosis have been reported within recent years, but there are no large series with adequate long- term follow up of the post-operative course of children with aortic stenosis.
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