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* Early clinical features in infants include [[ cyanosis]] of [[lips]] and [[tongue]], [[difficulty in breathing]], [[tiring easily during feeding]].
* Early clinical features in infants include [[ cyanosis]] of [[lips]] and [[tongue]], [[difficulty in breathing]], [[tiring easily during feeding]].
* The severity of [[cyanosis]] in[[ infants]] with [[ pulmonary stenosis]] is dependent on the amount of[[ pulmonary blood flow ]]passing through[[ patent ductus arteriosus]].  
* The severity of [[cyanosis]] in[[ infants]] with [[ pulmonary stenosis]] is dependent on the amount of [[ pulmonary blood flow ]]passing through[[ patent ductus arteriosus]].  
* After physiologic closure of [[ patent ductus arteriosus]] (PDA), the[[ cyanosis]] will be aggravated.
* After physiologic closure of [[ patent ductus arteriosus]] (PDA), the [[ cyanosis]] will be aggravated.
* In patients with normal [[ pulmonary blood flow]], complications of[[ heart failure]] may occur.
* In patients with normal [[ pulmonary blood flow]], complications of [[ heart failure]] may occur.
* Prognosis is generally poor without [[surgery ]] and 90% of patients will die before 10 years old.  
* Prognosis is generally poor without [[surgery ]] and 90% of patients will die before 10 years old.  
* The 15-year survival of patients with [[Fontan procedure]] is approximately %92 according to Merry et al.
* The 15-year survival of patients with [[Fontan procedure]] is approximately %92 according to Merry et al.

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