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What is the long term prognosis for transposition of the great vessel/ arterial switch done in 1997?
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Long term outlook: for Arterial Switch Operation (ASO) is excellent. Long-term outcomes after ASO of greater than 95 percent survival at 20 and 25 years following discharge have been reported from a number of centers. Thanks for trusting HealthTap!
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