Table 1.

Clinical diagnosis of the 32 patients selected in this study.

Patient #	Diagnosis	Aortic Reconstruction	BSA (m2)	Age (Yrs)
HYPOPLASTIC LEFT HEART PATIENTS
1	DO-RV, MA, HLHS	YES	1.22	12
2	HLHS	YES	1.68	14
3	TGA, SLL, L AVV atresia, severe sub-PS with LPA occlusion	NO:	1.30	19
4	HLHS	YES	0.94	8
5	HLHS, ASD, LSVC to CS, clotted RSVC	YES	1.43	17
6	D transposition, LV hypoplasia, Left SVC to coronary sinus	YES	1.9	16
7	HLHS, ASD	YES	1.23	12
8	HLHS	YES	1.358	16
9	HLHS	YES	0.994	10
10	DO-RV, subaortic VSD, PS, hypoplastic MV and LV	YES	2.05	19
11	LTGA, SLL, DO-RV, VSD, PS	YES	0.69	9
12	HLHS	YES	0.83	6
13	HLHS	YES	0.963	9
14	HLHS	YES	0.81	5
15	HLHS, bilateral SVC	YES	0.91	7
16	HLHS, ASD	YES	0.83	6
NON-HYPOPLASTIC LEFT HEART PATIENTS
17	HRHS, Ebstein’s anomaly of tricuspid	NO	1.02	8
18	TA, VSD	NO	1.32	10
19	SV-with subaortic and aortic valve stenosis	YES	1.045	10
20	TA, pulmonary stenosis, transposition	NO	1.9	24
21	HRV, TA, TGA, VSD	YES	0.88	8
22	TA, VSD, bilateral SVC	NO	1.84	20
23	HRV, TA	NO	0.69	5
24	HRV, TGA, TA, VSD, LPA hypoplasia	NO	0.58	2
25	TA, VSD	NO	0.872	7
26	PA, IVS	NO	1.177	11
27	SV DI-LV, VPS-TGA	YES	1.064	9
28	SV-PA, IVS, HRV	NO	1.04	12
29	sub pulmonary stenosis, HRV, TGA, VSD	YES	0.813	6
30	TA, D-transposition, hypoplastic arch, small VSD	YES	0.74	7
31	Pulmonary atresia, HRV	NO	1.49	15
32	Single ventricle-DORV, VSD, Aortic Arch Hypoplasia	YES	1.41	14

AA - aortic arch; ASD - atrial septal defect; AV - atrioventricular; BDG - bidirectional glenn; DI - double inlet; DO - Double Outlet; DX – dextrocardia; Hemi - hemi-Fontan; HLHS - hypoplastic left heart syndrome; HRV - hypoplastic right ventricle; IVS - intact ventricular septum; LV - left ventricle; MA -Mitral Atresia; PA - pulmonary atresia; PS – pulmonary stenosis; RV - right ventricle; SV - single ventricle; TA - tricuspid atresia; TGA - transposition of great arteries; VSD - ventricular septal defect.