Why the study?
Does the Ross procedure provide acceptable early outcomes in children and young adults with simple and complex left heart disease?
Does the Ross procedure provide acceptable early outcomes in children and young adults with simple and complex left heart disease?
The Ross procedure can be performed with low early mortality and acceptable short-term results in children and young adults with both simple and complex left heart disease, though postoperative ventricular tachycardia is common.
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Supports Ross feasibility in pediatric/young adult left heart disease; leaves open long-term durability and arrhythmia questions.
Marino et al. (1999) studied this question.
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