Case report: successful stenting of right ventricular outlet in 6-month age patient with pulmonary artery atresia in combination with interventricular septum defect as a first step of surgical treatment

DOI: https://doi.org/10.25512/DIR.2014.08.3.13

For quoting:
Shmatkov M.G., Chernogrivov A.E., Morozova E.V. "Case report: successful stenting of right ventricular outlet in 6-month age patient with pulmonary artery atresia in combination with interventricular septum defect as a first step of surgical treatment". Journal Diagnostic & interventional radiology. 2014; 8(3); 101-104.

authors:

Shmatkov M.G.

Chernogrivov A.E.

Morozova E.V.

keywords:

congenital heart disease

pulmonary artery atresia

right ventricular outlet stenting

Abstract:

A case report of right ventricular outlet (RVO) stenting as palliative treatment of pulmonary artery atresia (PAA) in combination with interventricular septum defect (ISD), in situation when radical surgical intervention has high operative risk due to condition severity and low weight RVO stenting in newborn and children with low weight is made seldom and noted as a case reports. Peculiarity of this case is that intervention was made in patient with extremely low weight and age (age - 6 month, weight - 3 kg) after performed early central aorto-venous bypass and further palliative reconstruction of right ventricular outflow.

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