Table 1 Clinical information for patients with unilateral absence of a pulmonary artery treated with revascularization of the pulmonary artery

1

M

46 d

ARPA (left arch)

Murmur at birth

Brachiocephalic artery

3 (−3.01)

6 mm Gore-tex tube

5.6

5.7 (−2.99)

1.9

2

F

16 d

ARPA, ASD (left arch)

Respiratory distress at birth

Brachiocephalic artery

1.6 (−6.74)

5 mm Gore-tex tube

5.4

4.5 (−4.52)

1.6

3

F

6 mo

ARPA, PDA (left arch)

Murmur at birth

Minor aortopulmonary collaterals

2.2 (−5.44)

6 mm Gore-tex tube

5.2

5 (−4.27)

2.1

4

M

3 mo

ALPA, TOF (right arch)

Cyanosis

Brachiocephalic artery

1.9 (−5.97)

MPA flap angioplasty

4.1

6.8 (−1.4)

2.5

5

F

78 d

ARPA

(left arch)

Respiratory distress at birth

Right internal thoracic artery

4 (−1.88)

7 mm autologous pericardial roll

4

4.5 (−1.43)

1.8

6

M

6 mo

ARPA, APW (left arch)

Respiratory distress at birth

Brachiocephalic artery

3.9 (−1.75)

10 mm autologous pericardial roll

3

6.8 (−1.59)

1.2

7

M

4 mo

ALPA, Obstructive emphysema of right lung (right arch)

Murmur at birth

Brachiocephalic artery

3.2 (−2.82)

Direct anastomosis

2.7

5.6 (−1.84)

2

8

F

4 mo

ARPA, AAOCA (left arch)

Respiratory distress at birth

Brachiocephalic artery

2.6 (−4.6)

9 mm autologous pericardial roll

1.3

5.4 (−2.12)

1

9

M

22mo

ARPA, PDA, BPD of right lung, ILD (left arch)

Hemoptysis

PDA

5 (−1.83)

10 mm autologous pericardial roll

1.2

6.9 (−1.35)

1.4

10

F

9 mo

ALPA, TOF (left arch)

Cyanosis

Brachiocephalic artery

4 (−2.59)

MPA flap angioplasty

0.1

4 (−1.91)

2.2