REBOUND ENLARGEMENT OF THE THYMUS AFTER SUCCESSFUL CORRECTIVE SURGERY FOR TRANSPOSITION OF THE GREAT VESSELS

Abstract
The regrowth of the thymus after corrective surgery has received little attention. When it occurs, it can safely be taken as a sign of improvement in the patient’s condition. Occasionally, the regrowth of thymus is massive. This rebound enlargement should not be mistaken for a mediastinal hematoma, abscess or other complications of cardiac surgery.

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