tricuspid atresia/癲癇性発作

The management of a patient who had previously undergone surgical palliation of tricuspid atresia at the age of two, and who required right parietal craniotomy for resection of seizure focus, is presented. The anesthetic considerations in patients with Fontan physiology are also presented, as well

OBJECTIVE Neurological complications after cavopulmonary connections like bidirectional Glenn shunt and Fontan connection are occasionally encountered in the postoperative period. We discuss such a case of bilateral bidirectional Glenn shunt which developed convulsive syncope

BACKGROUND We describe the recent results in a large cohort of patients with functionally single ventricle who underwent various modifications of cavopulmonary connections. METHODS Using the database at our institution, we identified all children who underwent cavopulmonary connection operations