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Results Major differences between the two groups were recorded: the QRS and QTc duration were significantly different between the 2 groups, right bundle branch block with left anterior hemiblock was noticed especially in patients operated over 1 year of age, ventricular arrhythmias were present especially in the same group of patients operated over 1 year and did not appear in patients with transatrial and transpulmonary repair; furthermore ventricular arrhythmias were especially present in patients with postoperative severe pulmonary regurgitation; the mean QRS duration was intensely significant correlated with the type of arrhythmia. Conclusions Rhythm and conduction disturbances are statistically significant correlated with the age at correction (the greater the age at operation, the bigger the risk for this type of complications), moreover being correlated with the surgical technique, as well.

Rhythm and conduction disturbances after Tetralogy of Fallot correction