Abstract
Long-term results of arterial switch operation with transposition of the great vessels, in general, are good, but the progression of
stenosis of the pulmonary artery and the presence of residual ventricular septal defect (VSD) are risk factors for the need for reoperation. All patients after anatomical correction necessary to conduct dynamic monitoring and timely address the issue of correction
of residual complications.
The peculiarity of this clinical observation is necessary to close the VSD and correction of stenosis pulmonary artery (PA) in
the late periods after 6 years after surgery arterial switch without closing the VSD in patients with complete transposition of the great
vessels.
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