Alcántara-Noguez C, Juárez-León JA, Mejia-López DV, Bolio-Cerdán A, Contreras-Ramos A

Idioma: Ingles.
Referencias bibliográficas: 15
Paginas: 101-104
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RESUMEN

La conexión anómala total de venas pulmonares es una cardiopatía congénita en el que las venas pulmonares no se conectan directamente a la aurícula izquierda; la clínica de esta patología depende del grado de obstrucción. Sin un tratamiento quirúrgico la probabilidad de muerte es de hasta 80%. Reportamos un caso de obstrucción de conexión anómala total de venas pulmonares post corrección de dicha patología en un paciente pediátrico corregido exitosamente con técnica sutureless.

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