Why the study?
Does implantation of fenestrated atrial septal devices improve symptoms and maintain patency in children with pulmonary hypertension or large atrial septal defects?
Does implantation of fenestrated atrial septal devices improve symptoms and maintain patency in children with pulmonary hypertension or large atrial septal defects?
Implantation of fenestrated atrial septal devices in children is feasible and improves symptoms, but is limited by a high rate of spontaneous fenestration occlusion.
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May be considered for symptom relief in select pediatric PH cases; leaves open long-term patency and device optimization.
Lammers et al. (2007) studied this question.
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