Original studyCardiorespiratory response to exercise after definitive repair of univentricular atrioventricular connection
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Differences in cerebral and muscle oxygenation patterns during exercise in children with univentricular heart after Fontan operation compared to healthy peers
2019, International Journal of CardiologyCitation Excerpt :Although both systems can be disturbed in Fontan patients [26], the results of the present study do not support this notion. The maximal heart rate in our patient population however is significantly lower, which has also been described in other literature [27–29]. Chronotropic incompetence in complex congenital heart disease tends to be one of the main reasons for a disturbed heart rate response [26].
Imaging and patient-specific simulations for the Fontan surgery: Current methodologies and clinical applications
2010, Progress in Pediatric CardiologyCitation Excerpt :The modifications to the original Fontan procedure, as well as improved management and care, have steadily improved surgical outcomes, reducing post-operative mortality to the level of many biventricular congenital heart disease repairs [10–12]. However, Fontan patients are still susceptible to numerous, long-term complications [13,14]. While most institutions now report 95% post-operative survival rates, the 10-year survival rate drops to 60–80% [15–18].
Exercise capacity and impact of exercise training in patients after a Fontan procedure: A review
2006, Canadian Journal of CardiologyIntraventricular repair of double-outlet right ventricle with noncommitted ventricular septal defect: Advantages of multiple patches
1999, Journal of Thoracic and Cardiovascular SurgeryCardiorespiratory responses to exercise after repair of the univentricular heart
1997, International Journal of CardiologyOperated congenital heart diseases and physical activity
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