Aguilar-Alaniz E, Reyes-Pavón R

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RESUMEN

Se ha considerado que la cirugía de Switch Arterial cuando hay un defecto septal ventricular puede realizarse de manera tardía (como límite los 6 meses de edad), pero con el riesgo de desarrollar enfermedad vascular obstructiva pulmonar. Se presenta el caso de paciente con diagnóstico tardío y en malas condiciones para corrección anatómica primaria, por lo que se realiza paliación del defecto septal mediante bandaje arterial pulmonar y se corrige satisfactoriamente 6 meses después.

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