Comparison of treatment strategies for neonates with tetralogy of Fallot and pulmonary atresia.

Jeffery J MeadowsHolly Bauser-HeatonChristopher J PetitBryan H GoldsteinAthar M QureshiCourtney E McCrackenMichael S KellemanGeorge T NicholsonMark A LawJeffrey D ZampiShabana ShahanavazPaul J ChaiJennifer C RomanoSarosh P BatlivalaShiraz A MaskatiaIvor B AsztalosLindsay EilersAlicia M KamshehSteven J HealanJustin D SmithR Allen LigonAndrew Dailey-SchwartzJoelle A PettusAmy L PajkAndrew C GlatzChristopher E Mascio

Published in: The Journal of thoracic and cardiovascular surgery (2023)

In neonates with TOF/PA, SR is more common in greater-risk patients. Accounting for this, SR and PR strategies have similar mortality. Perioperative morbidities, RI, and right PA growth generally favor PR, whereas SR allows for larger initial conduit implantation.

Keyphrases

end stage renal disease
chronic kidney disease
newly diagnosed
mass spectrometry
low birth weight
prognostic factors
cardiac surgery
ms ms
peritoneal dialysis
cardiovascular events
type diabetes
preterm infants
risk factors
acute kidney injury
coronary artery disease
patient reported outcomes
preterm birth