Repair of congenital heart lesions combined with lung transplantation for the treatment of severe pulmonary hypertension: A 13-year experience

Repair of congenital heart disease and lung transplantation is a feasible treatment option. Long-term outcome is determined by associated complications related to lung transplantation. Despite the complexity of combined congenital heart disease repair with lung transplantation and the resulting perioperative morbidity, the patients had similar outcomes to those of patients who underwent heart-lung transplantation.