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Background Pulmonary Regurgitation (PR) accompanying with pulmonary artery dilatation is one of the most common complications after pulmonary valve stenosis repair during the late follow up period. PR is well tolerated first, but later it becomes the reason of the right ventricular dilatation and the morbid effects of it. Decision in the time of performing PVR is vitally important because severe PR ends up with RV volume overload and PVR is shown to be capable in reducing it and ameliorating the systolic activity afterwards. On the other hand PVR should have been performed as late as possible because of its limited time of life.

Successful pulmonary valve regurgitation and pulmonary artery dilatation repair as a reintervention of pulmonary stenosis after 45 years