1982
DOI: 10.1016/0002-8703(82)90507-5
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Total anomalous pulmonary venous connection: Survival for 62 years without surgical intervention

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“…The oldest patient with unrepaired TAPVR was reported to survive until the age of 62 years 8. In 1994, another TAPVR patient with unnoticed heart murmur was reported to have a successful pregnancy at 29 years old 9.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The oldest patient with unrepaired TAPVR was reported to survive until the age of 62 years 8. In 1994, another TAPVR patient with unnoticed heart murmur was reported to have a successful pregnancy at 29 years old 9.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Курьезными при-мерами «асимптомного» течения ТАДЛВ служат наблюде-ния B. McManus и соавт. [16] и E. Hart и соавт. [7].…”
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“…[7]. В пер-вом случае супракардиальный ТАДЛВ явился секционной находкой при аутопсии умершего в возрасте 62 лет [16]. Во втором ТАДЛВ впервые был диагностирован на 27-й не-деле беременности у 19-летней женщины, эмигрировав-шей в Великобританию из Бенгалии.…”
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“…patients decreased significantly in the last two decades due largely to early diagnosis afforded by advances in Doppler echocardiography and management directed to stabilization and optimization of preexistent clinical conditions. Very few patients survive to old age without surgical correction [4][5][6] , and we found no case in Brazilian literature regarding TAPVD surgical repair in adults. We herein report, however, a patient with supracardiac TAPVD that, although it had been diagnosed during childhood, was corrected only during adulthood, when the worsening of the condition led the patient to seek medical attention.…”
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