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subaortic membrane
by anuishma, Aug 19, 2009 01:31PM
My son ,now 14 yrs ,went through an open heart when he was 10 yrs for a congenital VSD that was on the pulmonary-aortic septal wall.It was a direct closure.Now the subaortic membrane seen first in 2001 as a tag of tissue is reaching the full width of aortic valve and causing Aortic regurgitation +1 and a gradient LVOT of 35 m/hg ( similar membrane in 2003 was reported with trivial AR and 36 m/hg).Clinically he has been a normal child with no reported symptoms what so ever,does swimming,cycling like any body else. Please suggest the course of action,we shall be grateful to recieve an answer asap. thank you
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