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The removal of balloon fragments from the pulmonary artery without damaging the pulmonary and tricuspid valves can be difficult. Four cases during transcatheter pulmonary valve replacement are described in which a novel retrieval system was used to facilitate safe removal. (Level of Difficulty: Advanced.).
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Many patients are born with lymphatic abnormalities or are susceptible to pathology following cardiac surgery. It therefore becomes important to evaluate and treat lymphatic disorders in centers performing congenital heart surgery. Programs can make strides towards starting a lymphatic branch if appropriately equipped with proper staff, tools, and other capabilities to perform lymphatic system access, imaging, and intervention. In reality, many of these components already exist in most centers, and a successful and comprehensive program can be established by enlisting these already established services.
