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An Unusual Cause of Hemopericardium 22 Years After a Fontan Procedure. The Annals of thoracic surgery Martin, B. J., Seaman, C. n., Windram, J. D., Rebeyka, I. M. 2017; 103 (2): e187–e189
Abstract
Late tamponade after cardiac operations is rare but reasonably well described. We report a case of exceedingly late tamponade secondary to a spontaneous coronary bleed 22 years after a Fontan operation, which was repaired with catheter intervention.
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