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Outcomes of Fontan Patients Undergoing Combined Heart - Liver Transplantation in Pediatric Hospitals Across the U.S.

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More Fontan patients are surviving into adolescence and adulthood
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Liver disease is becoming a rising issue in Fontan patients
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Combined heart-liver transplantation is happening more often in Fontan patients
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The study examined children and young adults undergoing combined heart-liver transplant at hospitals across the US in the last few years
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Many of the patients in the study had hypoplastic left heart syndrome
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About 85% of patients survived at 1 year after combined heart-liver transplant
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Long-term outcomes after combined heart-liver transplant were excellent
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Three-year survival after combined heart-liver transplant was basically identical to patients who received heart transplant alone
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Combined heart-liver transplant is effective for Fontan patients with advanced liver disease
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Combined heart-liver transplant is increasingly common for Fontan patients with advanced liver disease
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