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Published in final edited form as: J Pediatr. 2017 Dec 1;194:158–164.e1. doi: 10.1016/j.jpeds.2017.10.026

Table 2.

Clinical Characteristics of Infants with Atypical Presentation of ACDMPV

Patient EGA
(wks)
Neonatal
Symptoms
Age at
Presentation
Cardiac
Anomalies
Additional
Anomalies
CT imaging Cardiac
Catheterization
Pulmonary
Hypertension
Medications
ECMO Support at
Time of Lung
Transplant
Age at
Transplant
(months)
Outcome
1 Term Transient tachypnea at birth, discharged home on room air 3 months (109 days) None Inguinal hernia Not available Not performed Prostacyclin, inhaled NO (iNO) Prior to transplant Mechanical Ventilation 4 Second transplant at 4 years; died at 5 years
2 Term Respiratory distress, pulmonary hypertension Birth Patent foramen ovale Posterior urethral valves Ground glass opacities, enlarged pulmonary vessels Suprasystemic right ventricular (RV) pressure, responsive to iNO Nifedipine, iNO No NO and O2 via nasal cannula 20 Second transplanted at 4 years; alive at 16 years
3 36 None 2 months (71 days) Patent foramen ovale None Diffuse interstitial lung disease, associated cystic areas Not performed Milrinone, methylprednisolone, iNO No Mechanical Ventilation 5 Alive at 14 years
4 34 Poor feeding, abdominal distension at 3 days 2 months (67 days) Secundum atrial septal defect None Ground glass opacities, interstitial septal thickening Suprasystemic RV pressure, responsive to iNO Sildenafil, milrinone, iNO No Mechanical Ventilation 5 Died at 9 years
5 34 Apnea at 3 weeks 3 months (92 days) Patent foramen ovale None Ground glass opacities Not performed Sildenafil Prednisolone, iNO At transplant ECMO 9 Alive at 5 years
6 Term Transient tachypnea, discharged home on O2 for 21 days 7 months (212 days) Patent ductus arteriosus None Ground glass opacities with septal thickening Near systemic RV pressure, responsive to iNO Sildenafil, methylprednisolone, iNO Prior to transplant Positive pressure ventilation via RAM cannula 15 Died at 18 months
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