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situation that requires prevention, because diagnosis is not easy and thus treatment may be too late to save the lung parenchyma. The remaining lung must be examined before chest closure to ensure proper anatomic positioning. Stabilization has been advocated, with suggested techniques including suturing the lung to the parietal pleura, stapling the middle and lower lobes together, and apposition of fibrin glue or other hemostatic products. Although the first 2 techniques have been extensively used at our institution and have certainly contributed to keeping the rate of torsion extremely low, with only 1 anecdotal case, they may produce air leaks in emphysematous lungs. Coseal is a synthetic polymer that does not carry the risk of any blood-borne infection related to a bovine origin, and it has already been widely tested in preventing prolonged air leaks after major pulmonary resections. No complications have been described with its use, and in this setting it allows prevention of lobar torsion. This technique is fast and simple, and it is certainly less likely to injure the parenchyma than other means of fixation. It may show some limitations with a thoracoscopic approach, however, as it has not yet been tested in that setting. The sealant should be applied on inflated lungs to avoid unintentional restriction of lung expansion.

Intrauterine rupture of anterior tricuspid valve papillary muscle: Tricuspid valve chordae replacement on the first day of life