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Is it possible?for a baby to survive with ?hypoplastic left heart syndrome?
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Sure!: The perinatal mortality and infant mortality with hlhs is at least 30%, even in the best centers of congenital heart defects. It is uniformly lethal if undiagnosed/untreated. See: http://texaschildrens.Org/locate/doctors/ayres, -nancy/.
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