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Fetal cardiac intervention for structural heart disease may alter in utero anatomy and physiology, potentially maintaining biventricular circulation and improving postnatal prognosis.
Fetal cardiac intervention offers the potential to alter in utero anatomy and physiology in specific structural heart diseases, potentially avoiding single-ventricle palliation.
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May support specialized fetal intervention in select cases; leaves open need for prospective trials before broader adoption.
Schidlow et al. (2017) conducted a review in Structural heart disease. Fetal cardiac intervention was evaluated. Fetal cardiac intervention for structural heart disease may alter in utero anatomy and physiology, potentially maintaining biventricular circulation and improving postnatal prognosis.
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