20 year old boy presented with cough and dyspnea
on exertion. He underwent echocardiography which
revealed RSOV opening into RVOT with VSD. On
routine investigations, it was found that LFTs and RFTs
were mildly deranged. He was taken up for corrective
surgery.
Both aorta and RVOT were opened, wind sock and
VSD were visualised (wind sock excised) and subsequently
closed with dacron patch with interrupted/continuous
4-0 proline sutures. Post-op course was uneventful and
he was discharged on 6th post-op day.
on exertion. He underwent echocardiography which
revealed RSOV opening into RVOT with VSD. On
routine investigations, it was found that LFTs and RFTs
were mildly deranged. He was taken up for corrective
surgery.
Both aorta and RVOT were opened, wind sock and
VSD were visualised (wind sock excised) and subsequently
closed with dacron patch with interrupted/continuous
4-0 proline sutures. Post-op course was uneventful and
he was discharged on 6th post-op day.