Key result
Primary repair for simple subaortic stenosis in children resulted in an 18% rate of recurrent outflow tract obstruction at a median follow-up of 13 years.
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What are the long-term outcomes and predictors of recurrence after primary repair for simple subaortic stenosis in children?
What are the long-term outcomes and predictors of recurrence after primary repair for simple subaortic stenosis in children?
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Primary repair of simple subaortic stenosis in children yields excellent long-term freedom from reoperation, though higher preoperative LVOT gradients and bicuspid aortic valves predict recurrence.
Ali Dodge‐Khatami (2023) conducted an editorial in Subaortic stenosis (n=120). Primary repair (subaortic membrane excision/peeling and septal myectomy) was evaluated on Recurrent outflow tract obstruction. Primary repair for simple subaortic stenosis in children resulted in an 18% rate of recurrent outflow tract obstruction at a median follow-up of 13 years.
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