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case_images: Contrast enhanced computed tomography of the chest performed 5 days after surgical repair of ventricular septal rupture (VSR) demonstrated the enlargement of small residual VSR.
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case_images: TTE and CT (Figure 1) on POD 5 demonstrated enlargement of the residual VSR; however, the patient remained hemodynamically stable on minimal inotropes.
case_images: Cut open cardiectomy specimen ventricular septal device in place alongside expanded polytetrafluorethylene patch with complete closure of residual ventricular septal rupture.
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case_images: Four months after the first surgery, a heart became available, and the patient underwent an uneventful reoperative sternotomy, explantation of the native heart (Figure 2), and OHT.
case_images: The timeline depicts the progression of patient's condition at various time points.
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case_images: Timeline of events is shown in Figure 3.