“…In contrast to pulmonary artery balloon dilation or stenting, surgical reconstruction offers more complete repair, preserves the somatic growth potential, requires very low reintervention rate, and avoids complications [10] related to stenting such as PA rupture or dissection, PA aneurysm formation, occlusion of side branches (ie, jailing), PA to aorta communication, bronchial compression, stent fracture, and in-stent restenosis (up to 50 % in patients with arteriopathy) [11]. The reported incidence of early complications related to PA stenting was about 16.6% total and 6.2% for major complications [12].…”