Transposition of the Great Arteries

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Nationwide Children's Hospital discusses a heart defect called Transposition of the Great Arteries and how this defect can be fixed using a mustard operation.

[@Mars10123]

I was born with this condition as well, And had my operation a day or two after birth; i believe. I have my limmits to running length, but i'm glad i'm here and can even share my story to those who see my scar. c:

[@jacobc76]

My son Gabriel had the switch done by Dr. Galantowicz at Nationwide. He had some issues with PPHN but all ended well...He is now 11 months old and doing great!

[@theguyinthefunnyhat]

@raindi100 I had that: an arterial switch. They stop the heart and cut the aorta and arteries then switch them round.

[@dibi9385]

The good thing about it is you don’t need to be in medication for certain cases. I do but its just for safety and no concerns Alhamdullilah

[@theguyinthefunnyhat]

Hi, My name is theguyinthefunnyhat. I was born with this condition and had an arterial switch to correct it. I had this when I was very little, before i was even a toddler. I am now 16 and enjoying life. People say its fait or 'someone up there likes me' but I beleive in science and beleive that science beleives in me. If it wasn't for this op and great doctors in nurses, I would be dead and would have been dead for 16 years.

[@WhitneyNS2013]

Very informative!

[@MrLoverszone]

wow! it aids me in my cmap making.. tnx! more power and God bless.

[@TeePain87]

I believe it's more common to do an ASO procedure now-a-days ?

[@jessicapeterson8544]

my son has TGA caused by Di Georges syndrome which has caused other problems as well do any of you know if your TGA was caused by this they know it is a chromasonal abnormality but docs dont really seem to know much else about it any info could be useful

[@TeePain87]

10 months? Wow, thats very far out considering the surgery is typically done within the first days of life.

[@toddjones9574]

mars have you joined the group on Facebook for mustard and sennings survivers. I have the mustard

[@FiveDollarJoke]

+Todd Jones i do as well... had the procedure in 1977 and i'm still going strong! :)

[@mustardsennings4267]

there's 400 of us on FB so far, just search mustard or sennings survivors to join :-) Adam Stevens sent ya..... :-P