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135 children with d-transposition of the great vessels and with intact ventricular septum and no patent…
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May indicate progressive PVD risk in d-TGA/IVS children; leaves open microthrombi contribution and need for prospective studies.
Progressive pulmonary vascular disease can develop in children with d-transposition of the great vessels and intact ventricular septum, potentially driven by clinically unrecognized pulmonary microthrombi.
Newfeld et al. (1979) studied this question.
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