[Palliative right ventricle outflow reconstruction in XXXX with @entity1146 and @entity2150 pulmonary artery].

@entity1 @entity2009 @entity215 @entity2150 @entity120 @entity1146 @entity2849
The management of small pulmonary artery in @entity215 ( @entity215 ) with @entity1146 ( @entity1146 ) is complicated. Our strategy is palliative right ventricle outflow tract reconstruction (RVOTR). The aim of this study is to determine whether palliative RVOTR is useful as the first stage operation. Since 1994, 7 @entity1 with @entity215 , @entity1146 and @entity2150 pulmonary arteries underwent palliative RVOTR. All @entity1 survived operation without complication except for 1. He had @entity2849 at right ventricular outflow patch requiring aneurysmectomy and re-RVOTR 1.5 months after the initial RVOTR. Nine months after RVOTR in the average, pulmonary artery index (PAI) increased from 139 +/- 87 to 306 +/- 156 (p < 0.05). No @entity1 had pulmonary high flow or @entity120 . Two of them had pulmonary coractation due to ductal tissue in the pulmonary artery, necessitating additional modified Blalock-Taussig shunts at 8 and 10 months old. One @entity1 with @entity215 , @entity1146 , major @entity2009 (MAPCA) had corrective surgery after 2 additional operations and interventional catheterization. Five @entity1 of this series already have undergone corrective surgery, whereas 1 is waiting for it. RVOTR is a useful method for pulmonary artery growth in @entity1 with @entity215 , @entity1146 and diminutive pulmonary artery.
