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Synergistic interaction between right ventricular mechanical dyssynchrony and pulmonary regurgitation determines early outcome following tetralogy of Fallot repair
European Journal of Cardio-Thoracic Surgery, 10/14/09
Peng EWK et al. – Dyssynchronous RV–septal wall mechanics occurs early after Fallot repair. The magnitude of dyssynchrony appears to interact synergistically with pulmonary regurgitation to influence RV dimension and early outcome.
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