Key result
A proposed corrective surgical technique for hypoplastic left heart syndrome uses exclusively the patient's own tissues to allow for subsequent growth.
Why the study?
Can hypoplastic left heart syndrome be treated surgically using a corrective technique with the patient's own tissues?
Can hypoplastic left heart syndrome be treated surgically using a corrective technique with the patient's own tissues?
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Proposes a surgical technique for hypoplastic left heart syndrome utilizing autologous tissue to accommodate future growth.
A corrective technique for the surgical treatment of hypoplastic left heart syndrome is proposed. This technique is compatible with subsequent growth because it uses the patient's own tissues exclusively.
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Milo et al. (1980) studied this question. A proposed corrective surgical technique for hypoplastic left heart syndrome uses exclusively the patient's own tissues to allow for subsequent growth.
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