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Study year, author | Diagnoses | Surgeries/procedures | Reason to implant S-ICD | Device | Follow-up |
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2015, Waller et al. [13] | A 31-year-old female with TGA, situs inversus with dextrocardia Out-of-hospital VF arrest | Mustard procedure aged 18 months Transvenous dual chamber pacemaker in situ for bradycardia Atrial lead revision due to failure to capture of the original lead | Potential risk of baffle stenosis and superior vena cava obstruction with transvenous system | Boston Scientific SQ-RX S-ICD | — |
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2014, Ceresnak et al. [14] | A 21-year-old man with a history of dextrocardia, TOF, and Klinefelter syndrome | Multiple cardiac surgeries including placement of a right modified BT shunt in the newborn period, complete repair of TOF at age 1 year, PV replacement with intraoperative cryoablation of the RV/RVOT due to VT, TV annuloplasty, and modified RA maze procedure because of recurrent atrial flutter | Epicardial ICD system could be not implanted due to abdominal compartment syndrome and recurrent fever and the concern for infection | Boston Scientific SQ-RX S-ICD | — |
History of VT and easily inducible VF in the EPS. | Left-sided transvenous ICD at the of age 14 years with placement of a subcutaneous coil due to failed DFT Repeat PV replacement, TV replacement for severe TR and PR, RVOT patch augmentation, and partial removal of the transvenous ICD system |
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Current case | A 26-year-old male situs inversus totalis, double-outlet RV with a VSD, and pulmonary atresia (a type of TOF). Severe biventricular dysfunction, on the waiting list for heart transplantation Nonsustained VT | Multiple corrective surgeries including biventricular repair in 1993 and TV repair, residual VSD closure, and RV to PA homograft in 1997 redo replacement of the PV utilizing a cryopreserved pulmonary homograft due to dysfunctional pulmonary homograft in 2010 | A small residual VSD | Boston Scientific Emblem A209 S-ICD | 22 months |
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