An analysis of the results of physiologic repair for ccTGA showed that the long-term outcome was overall favorable. To maintain RV function, early TVR may be a reasonable option, even in the management of patients during childhood.

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Treatment by thoracic endovascular aortic repair (TEVAR) for type B dissection has improved outcomes. We tried the procedure named “Full Petticoat technique” in which the proximal entry tear was excluded with a covered stent and extended bare metal stents were placed to the aortic bifurcation for three complicated type B dissection cases with dynamic obstruction of the common iliac artery. Follow-up computed tomography revealed favorable aortic remodeling in which the true lumen was expanded. The short-term result of this procedure has shown acceptable aortic remodeling. The significance of this procedure is still unknown in the long term; hence long-term follow-up is necessary to completely understand the usefulness of this technique.