论文信息 - Risk factors for persistence of pulmonary arterial branch stenosis in neonates and young infants

Risk factors for persistence of pulmonary arterial branch stenosis in neonates and young infants

Background : Pulmonary arterial branch stenosis (PBS) in neonates is considered to be transient. However, PBS has been found not only in neonates, but also in young infants. Among these patients, we encountered several patients whose PBS was still present after the age of 1 year.

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