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Results Following CMR, 60 significant great vessel stenoses were identified and referred to CC for intervention. All patients were catheterized within a median (interquartile range) 84 (4 149) days of CMR. At CC the children were aged 11.5 (3.8 16.9) years and weighed 34 (15 56) kg. Comparing CMR and CC findings, 53 (88%) findings were concordant and 7 were discordant. In 6/7 (86%), discordant observations, CMR defined moderate-severe great vessel stenosis (3 branch pulmonary arteries and 3 aortas). This was not confirmed by CC, which revealed mild stenoses and haemodynamic gradients insufficient to intervene. In 1 patient mild, proximal RPA narrowing was found at CC, which was not mentioned in the CMR report. There was no difference between discordant and concordant groups on the basis of patient age, weight, interval between CMR and CC, or type of lesion.

Cardiac magnetic resonance predicts cardiac catheter findings for great artery stenosis in children with congenital heart disease