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Cantrell syndrome is a rare syndrome of congenital defects, which can be complicated by severe pulmonary hypertension and left ventricular diverticulum; it has proved difficult to treat in clinical practice. A 6-month-old Han Chinese baby girl weighing 3.5 kg was diagnosed, using ultrasonography and radiography, as having Cantrell syndrome complicated by severe pulmonary hypertension. For safety, we divided management into two stages. For the first stage, we dealt with the left ventricular diverticulum and pulmonary hypertension. Three months later, we performed diorthosis for an intracardiac malformation. Cantrell syndrome with pulmonary hypertension may respond well to this novel two-stage operation, which needs more verification via clinical practice.

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  • Retraction This article [1] has been retracted by the Editor

  • Retraction: Novel two-stage surgical treatment for Cantrell syndrome complicated by severe pulmonary hypertension: a case report

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Retraction This article [1] has been retracted by the Editor. the patient’s legal guardian originally gave consent for publication of the case and accompanying images, we were informed that they withdrew this consent shortly after publication. Retraction: Novel two-stage surgical treatment for Cantrell syndrome complicated by severe pulmonary hypertension: a case report Xiaochen Wu1, Jinbao Zhang1*, Hui Ouyang1, Qin Yue1 and Heng Zhao2

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