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Table 1 Preoperative and operative variables

From: Long-term surgical outcomes after repair of multiple ventricular septal defects in pediatrics

 

Group 1 (age ≤ 1 year) (n = 30)

Group 2 (age > 1 year) (n = 18)

P

Age (days)

179 (112–234)

1370.5 (563–2560)

< 0.001

Female

18 (60%)

13 (72.22%)

0.39

Weight (kg)

4.3 (3.4–5.3)

10.3 (8.5–17.5)

< 0.001

Height (cm)

60.35 (50–63.5)

91.45 (73–108)

< 0.001

Associated anomalies

  

0.04

 Coarctation

3 (10%)

1 (5.56%)

 

 Patent ductus arteriosus

10 (33.33%)

2 (1.11%)

 

 Atrial septal defect (secondum)

4 (13.33%)

1 (5.56%)

 

 Mitral regurgitation

1 (3.33%)

0

 

 Mitral ring

0

1 (5.56%)

 

 Pulmonary valve stenosis

0

3 (16.67%)

 

 Pulmonary artery stenosis

0

1 (5.56%)

 

 TGA

3 (10%)

0

 

 DORV (subpulmonary VSD)

0

1 (5.56%)

 

 DORV (remote/inlet VSD)

0

1 (5.56%)

 

 Hypoplastic aortic arch

1 (3.33%)

0

 

 Hypoplastic right ventricle

1 (3.33%)

0

 

Symptomatic heart failure

12 (40%)

12 (66.67%)

0.07

Infective endocarditis

1 (3.33%)

1 (5.56%)

> 0.99

Cardiopulmonary bypass (min)

77.5 (65–103)

95 (66–142)

0.16

Aortic cross-clamp time (min)

54 (43–62)

67.5 (47–82)

0.09

Number of VSD closed

  

0.27

 Two

19 (63.33%)

13 (72.22%)

 

 Three

3 (10%)

3 (16.67%)

 

 Four

7 (23.33%)

1 (5.56%)

 

 Five

1 (3.33%)

0

 

 Six

0

1 (5.56%)

 

Method of VSD closure

  

0.41

 Patch

14 (46.67%)

12 (66.67%)

 

 Primary closure

4 (13.33%)

2 (11.11%)

 

 Patch and primary closure

12 (40%)

4 (22.22%)

 

PA banding before surgery

0

4 (22.22%)

0.016

PA banding after surgery

1 (3.33%)

0

> 0.99

  1. We presented continuous data as median (Q1–Q3) and binary or ordinal data as frequency and percentage
  2. PA pulmonary artery, TGA transposition of great arteries, VSD ventricular septal defect