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What is the life expectancy of someone with Tetralogy Of Fallot?
Life expectancy of people with Tetralogy Of Fallot and recent progresses and researches in Tetralogy Of Fallot
With surgery and supervision mortality can be 30+ years! Again a normal life can be expected!
Posted May 16, 2017 by Amanda 1000
Late 70s. Now they can operate through veins and arteries. For example I am sir a new valve in five years, it will be fine through a vein not open heart. Technology and ways of story of advancing all the time.
Posted May 17, 2017 by Kathleen83 1100
If untreated there is a mortality rate of up to 85% within the first 3 years of life depending on the severity of the condition. If repaired life expectancy is very good.
Posted Feb 16, 2018 by Janco 3020
Great question.
No one alive is guaranteed a life expectancy at any age. My son was given a very short life expectancy, he is now 29 years old.
Enjoy your life to the best of your ability.
You decide what is important to you quality of life or quantity of life.
Playing life safe does not promise you tomorrow anymore than living on the edge.
Live life today and decide tomorrow when you wake up what to do then.
No one alive is guaranteed a life expectancy at any age. My son was given a very short life expectancy, he is now 29 years old.
Enjoy your life to the best of your ability.
You decide what is important to you quality of life or quantity of life.
Playing life safe does not promise you tomorrow anymore than living on the edge.
Live life today and decide tomorrow when you wake up what to do then.
Posted Apr 11, 2018 by Bear 1100
At this writing I am 66 1/2 years old.
Posted Dec 17, 2018 by Tim 1600
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The disease worsens with the years, it is always necessary to keep attention.
Posted Aug 21, 2017 by Mayara Oliveira 1000
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To truck valve through catheterization
Posted Sep 27, 2017 by Clarice 1000
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Being the corrective surgery successful, the lives of those who have T4F is normal. What you can change in this expectation is that the T4F may be associated with other congenital diseases or syndromes, and these reduce the life expectancy. The palliative surgeries and corrective today are very advanced and with high levels of success, with low complications.
Posted Sep 28, 2017 by Tatiana Marchesi 1590
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I think the life expectancy is the same as a normal person .... but we do not yet have enough backing to know it
Posted Oct 5, 2017 by Morgane 2000
