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September 12, 2025Research and Practical Medicine JournalOpen Access

Computed tomography in terms of transposition of the great arteries

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ЛТЛ. А. ТитоваAGA. A. GridsayEGE. M. Goncharenko

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Overview

Clinical case highlights how computed tomography improves treatment strategy for TGA, revealing critical insights.

Key Points

  • Computed tomography identified significant complications 30 years post-surgery for a TGA patient, enhancing monitoring.
  • CT imaging showed 72% stenosis in conduit degeneration, assisting in the assessment of right ventricular function.
  • The advantages of CT over echocardiography included visualization of collateral circulation and subclinical thrombosis.
  • Findings stress the importance of advanced imaging methods in long-term follow-up of congenital heart defect patients.

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Титова et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d41ee7713b0b5dfea68429https://doi.org/10.17709/2410-1893-2025-12-3-9
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