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Aggressive early anatomic reconstruction in transposition of the great arteries, despite higher risks, may provide children with a normal anatomic heart and corresponding myocardial growth.
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Aggressive early anatomic reconstruction in pediatric patients with complex congenital heart disease may offer long-term physiological benefits despite higher initial risks.
In the past years, advances in pediatric cardiovascular surgery have occurred in many areas with some of the greatest strides being made in complex repairs in younger age groups. Aggressive early corrections while higher risk, may in the long run provide a child with a normal anatomic heart, and corresponding myocardial growth and physiology.
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Gary S. Haas (2000) studied this question. Aggressive early anatomic reconstruction in transposition of the great arteries, despite higher risks, may provide children with a normal anatomic heart and corresponding myocardial growth.
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