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Table 1 Basic clinical characteristics of cases

From: The experience of transcatheter closure of postoperative ventricular septal defect after total correction

 

Sex

Weight (Kg)

Age of operation

Age of device closure

Original CHD/operation

Reasons of residual VSD

Closure indication

Device/size

Combined Procedure

Immediate leak

F/U period (year)

Last echo cardiac

1

M

55.0

47 yr

48.7 yr

TOF/total repair

Fenestration

Qp/Qs 1.9

Mean PA 38 mmHg

Cocoon VSD occlude membranous type/7.5 mm

Nothing

No

2.3

No leak

2

M

84.7

8 yr

33 yr

PM VSD/closure

Leakage

Qp/Qs around 1.5

ADO II/4–4 mm

Nothing

No

3.2

No leak

3

F

11.2

6mo

2.4 yr

DORV (TOF type)/total repair

Iatrogenic (Gerbode shunt)

LV dilatation

LPA stenosis

ADO I/5–4 mm

LPA stent

Yes

4.4

Small leak

4

M

7.6

1mo

8mo

Congenital AS/Ross-Konno operation

Iatrogenic

Elevated LVEDP, moderate PS

AVP II/10 mm

PS balloon

No

4.8

No leak,

5

F

53.2

10 yr

43 yr

MO VSD/closure

Leakage

Qp/Qs 1,5

Mean PA 26 mmHg

Cocoon VSD occlude membranous type/7.5 mm

Nothing

Yes

0.7

No leak

6

F

7.0

4mo

7mo

DORV (VSD type) CoA/Norwood and Rastelli operation

Fenestration

Cardiomegaly

Cocoon VSD occlude membranous type/5.5 mm

Nothing

Yes

1.2

No leak

  1. F/U follow-up, TOF tetralogy of Fallot, Qp pulmonary flow, Qs systemic flow, PA pulmonary artery, PM perimembranous, VSD ventricular septal defect, ADO Amplatzer duct occluder, ORV double outlet right ventricular, LV left ventricle, LPA left pulmonary artery, AS aortic stenosis, LVEDP left ventricular end-diastolic pressure, PS pulmonary stenosis, AVP Amplatzer vascular plug, MO muscular outlet, Coa coarctation of the aorta