| Technique . | Applicable in . | Benefit . | References . |
|---|---|---|---|
| Direct anastomosis with simple patch as a hood | All variants | Prolonged freedom from reintervention | [128, 143–148] |
| Interposition of LAA with overriding patch | All variants | Less tension on branch PAs | [97, 149] |
| Direct anastomosis with monocusp patch | All variants | May reduce degrees of PR, but little evidence | |
| Septation of the CAT with intra-arterial baffle | Only suitable when PAs come from common stem or ostia are close together | Avoids need to disconnect branch PAs from trunk | [150–152] |
| Technique . | Applicable in . | Benefit . | References . |
|---|---|---|---|
| Direct anastomosis with simple patch as a hood | All variants | Prolonged freedom from reintervention | [128, 143–148] |
| Interposition of LAA with overriding patch | All variants | Less tension on branch PAs | [97, 149] |
| Direct anastomosis with monocusp patch | All variants | May reduce degrees of PR, but little evidence | |
| Septation of the CAT with intra-arterial baffle | Only suitable when PAs come from common stem or ostia are close together | Avoids need to disconnect branch PAs from trunk | [150–152] |
CAT: common arterial trunk; LAA: left atrial appendage; PAs: pulmonary arteries; PR: pulmonary regurgitation.
| Technique . | Applicable in . | Benefit . | References . |
|---|---|---|---|
| Direct anastomosis with simple patch as a hood | All variants | Prolonged freedom from reintervention | [128, 143–148] |
| Interposition of LAA with overriding patch | All variants | Less tension on branch PAs | [97, 149] |
| Direct anastomosis with monocusp patch | All variants | May reduce degrees of PR, but little evidence | |
| Septation of the CAT with intra-arterial baffle | Only suitable when PAs come from common stem or ostia are close together | Avoids need to disconnect branch PAs from trunk | [150–152] |
| Technique . | Applicable in . | Benefit . | References . |
|---|---|---|---|
| Direct anastomosis with simple patch as a hood | All variants | Prolonged freedom from reintervention | [128, 143–148] |
| Interposition of LAA with overriding patch | All variants | Less tension on branch PAs | [97, 149] |
| Direct anastomosis with monocusp patch | All variants | May reduce degrees of PR, but little evidence | |
| Septation of the CAT with intra-arterial baffle | Only suitable when PAs come from common stem or ostia are close together | Avoids need to disconnect branch PAs from trunk | [150–152] |
CAT: common arterial trunk; LAA: left atrial appendage; PAs: pulmonary arteries; PR: pulmonary regurgitation.
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