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SUMMARYboth great vessels from the right ventricle, and to discuss methods of operative correction. Report of CaseThis male infant was the product of a full-term pregnancy, uncomplicated by infections or drugs. He weighed 3.4 kg at birth. Cyanosis occurred shortly after birth, and a systolic heart murmur was heard at 2 weeks of age. At age 4 mo congestive heart failure was recognized, and he responded to digitalis.At age 13 mo (January 1968), when he was referred to the University of Minnesota Medical Center, the mother reported increasing cyanosis, mild tachypnea, and delayed growth and devel-

The results of the current study suggest that 1B-lesions of the TFCC can be successfully repaired by arthroscopically assisted suture techniques. An isolated 1B-lesion of the TFCC is rather unusual.