Table 1.

Patient demographics, pre-operative characteristics, and follow-up status in pediatric Turner syndrome patients undergoing heart transplantation; Hypoplastic left heart syndrome (HLHS), total anomalous pulmonary venous return (TAPVR), pulmonary artery (PA), endocardial fibroelastosis (EFE)

Patient #	Age at transplant	Race	Transplant indication	Prior Surgery	Mechanical ventilation	Ventricular assist device	Listingstatus	Follow- up statusb	Follow- up time
1	0m a10y 6m	Caucasian	HLHS Cardiac allograft vasculopathy	- Y	N N	N N	1A 1A	R A	10y 179d 3y 364d
2	1m	Hispanic	HLHS	N	N	N	1A	D	110d
3	2m	Caucasian	HLHS, TAPVR, PA anomaly	Y	Y	N	1A	A	4y 350d
4	3m	Caucasian	HLHS	Y	N	N	1A	A	10y 323d
5	7m	Hispanic	HLHS, PAPVR, EFE	Y	N	N	1A	A	7y 351d
6	10m	Caucasian	HLHS	Y	Y	N	1A	A	5y 333d
7	10m	Caucasian	HLHS, coronary anomaly	Y	Y	N	1A	A	365d
8	10m a4y 11m	Caucasian	HLHS Cardiac allograft vasculopathy	Y Y	Y N	N N	1A 1B	R D	4y 40d 20d
9	3y	Caucasian	Other single ventricle	Y	N	N	1A	D	16d
10	5y 1m	African American	HLHS	Y	N	N	2	D	11d
11	6y 1m	Caucasian	HLHS	Y	N	N	1A	D	12d
12	8y 7m	Caucasian	Idiopathic dilated cardiomyopathy	-	N	N	1A	D	27d
13	10y 9m	Caucasian	Congenital heart defect with prior surgery	Y	N	Y	1A	D	14d
14	17y 2m	Caucasian	Idiopathic dilated cardiomyopathy	Y	N	Y	1A	A	10y 4d

^aRe-transplantation in same patient,

^bAlive (A), died (D), re-transplanted (R)