This historical case series provides detailed anatomical and pathological descriptions of congenital heart lesions, primarily Fallot's tetralogy, based on 55 necropsies.
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Informs anatomical planning in complex congenital cases; leaves open validation against contemporary imaging and outcomes.
Brinton et al. (1953) studied this question.
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