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Total extracardiac cavopulmonary connection: an alternative technique of fenestration.
Fenestrating an extracardiac conduit used for total cavopulmonary connection normally requires an additional incision on the right-sided atrium and is time consuming. Herein we describe an alternative technique that may be used to facilitate this process, which consists of creating the fenestration by using part of the atrial incision resulting from the disconnection of the inferior vena cava from the right atrium.

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Severe Cyanosis After Total Cavopulmonary Connection, Corrected by Surgical Ligation of the Suprahepatic Veins
We describe a patient with a diagnosis of heterotaxia and independent drainage of the suprahepatic veins into the venous atrium who underwent total extracardiac cavopulmonary connection in which hepatic vein drainage remained directly into the atrium.

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The beneficial vortex and best spatial arrangement in total extracardiac cavopulmonary connection
Objective: Total extracardiac cavopulmonary connection is an established procedure, but the best spatial arrangement remains controversial. On the basis of our clinical experience with total extracardiac cavopulmonary connection, we performed quantitative and qualitative flow analysis on total extracardiac cavopulmonary connection models simulating the two most frequent arrangements applied to our patients to determine the most favorable hydrodynamic pattern.