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My grandson was just diagnosed with ebsteins anomaly. is this dangerous? what can be done for him?
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Depends: There is a remarkably wide variation in the severity of EA from severely ill, cyanotic newborns to incidental finding later in life and everything in-between. When severe, surgical repair and replacement of the tricuspid valve should be considered. Best wishes to him.
Answered 10/5/2014
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