Can we modify late functional outcome in Ebstein anomaly by altering surgical strategy?

lthough one tends to think of Ebstein anomaly as a eformity of the tricuspid valve, surgical and echocardioraphic inspection of myocardial thickness, and before and fter repair function, demonstrate that right ventricular ontractility and volume are also abnormal. The tricuspid alve is simply a mechanical problem—one that can be esolved with valve repair or replacement. In the reported ataset, both techniques were equivalent with respect to ong-term survival; however, tricuspid valve repair was ssociated with a greater freedom from tricuspid valve eoperation. Patients reported their perception of their own exercise apacity. It was perceived to be the same or better than their eers in 49.5% of the cases. Another 31.2% perceived only