Vekstein, Andrew MNellis, Joseph RMeza, James MAndersen, Nicholas DHaney, John CTurek, Joseph W2020-05-162020-05-162020-031556-98451559-0879https://hdl.handle.net/10161/20656A 12-year-old, 32 kg male with history of Tetralogy of Fallot status post repair at 8 days of life presented with progressive pulmonary insufficiency and left pulmonary artery stenosis. Surgical options were discussed, and the patient and his family elected to pursue minimally invasive pulmonary valve replacement with left pulmonary artery augmentation through a 5-cm left anterior mini-incision. The procedure was performed without complication, and he was discharged on postoperative day 3. At the time of his last follow-up, the patient was recovering well without evidence of pulmonary stenosis or insufficiency.Tetralogy of Fallotleft anterior mini-incisionminimally invasive congenital cardiac surgeryminimally invasive pulmonary valve replacementJournal article2020-05-16