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Dragulescu A et al. – A case is presented involving single–ventricle physiology associated with extensive and recurrent congenital PVS despite multiple attempts with surgical therapy. Heart–lung transplantation was ultimately performed after drug–eluting stents were placed in pulmonary veins as a bridge to the transplantation.

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