Table 4.

Summary of discharge mortality cases.

No.	Age (years)	Sex	Diagnosis	Surgical type	CPB time (min)	AoX time (min)	Death at PO day	RACHS-1 level	Cause
1	1.23	Male	Primum ASD	Total repair	101	68	7	II	Cardiac tamponade
2	10	Female	UVH	Fontan	200	49	1	III	Low output, VT, and
3	11.9	Male	TOF	Total repair	104	70	47	II	P. auruginosa pneumonia, MRSA Sepsis, IE, and diaphragm paralysis
4	3.9	Female	Unbalance AVC and PS	Fontan	240	0	0	III	Low output
5	1.97	Male	UVH and PS	Central shunt	94	0	1	III	Low output
6	0.36	Female	CAVC	Total repair	99	76	87	III	A. buamnii pneumonia, P. auruginosa sepsis
7	4.74	Female	UVH, PS	Fontan	86	0	2	III	Low output
8	0.51	Male	CAVC	Total repair	90	70	45	III	Sepsis, DIC, and residual shunt
9	0.7	Female	CAVC	Total repair	160	60	2	III	PHT crisis
10	0.86	Male	CAVC	Total repair	174	127	40	III	Candida sepsis
11	0.04	Male	Ebstein anomaly and PS	Pulmonic valvluotomy, TVR repair	43	0	1	V	Low output
12	0.5	Male	CAVC	Total repair	145	77	1	III	Low output, and VT
13	2.24	Male	TGA, VSD	ASO and VSD closure	134	70	2	IV	Low output
14	0.13	Female	Truncus arteriosus	Total repair	156	68	0	IV	Low output

CPB: cardiopulmonary bypass, AoX: aortic clamp, ASD: atrial septal defect, UVH: univentricular heart, TOF: tetralogy of Fallot, AVC: atrioventricular canal, CAVC: complete atrioventricular repair, PS: pulmonary stenosis, TGA: transposition of great arteries, PHT crisis: pulmonary hypertensive crisis, VT: ventricular tachycardia, DIC: disseminated intravascular coagulopathy.