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The influence of initial Norwood palliation on cardiac transplantation in the failing Fontan: A dual-institution study.
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Objective: To explore the differences in perioperative cardiac transplant courses and outcomes between patients with failed Fontan physiology who initially underwent a Norwood procedure and those who did not. Methods: A retrospective review of 78 cardiac transplant patients with failed Fontan physiology from 1994 to 2021 was conducted; 42 had a previous Norwood procedure (FFN) and 36 did not (FF). Results: Although patients in the FFN group appeared to have a more complex perioperative course, they experienced better discharge and 1-year survival compared with patients in the FF group: discharge survival of 81% of patients in the FFN group compared with 75% of patients in the FF group ( Conclusions: Despite patients in the FFN group exhibiting a more complex operative and perioperative course, discharge and 1-year survival were better than those of patients in the FF group.
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