Gender-related plasma levels of progesterone, interleukin-8 and interleukin-10 during and after cardiopulmonary bypass in infants and children

Table 1 Diagnosis, type of operation, sex and age at operation of the 18 infants and children studied

Patient number (sex)	Diagnosis	Type of operation	Age (months)
1 (female)	ASD II	Closure	55
2 (female)	ASD II, AP window	Closure, transaortic patch	8
3 (male)	PA + IVS, PDA, AS	Valvulotomy of PV and AV, closure of PDA, AP shunt	2
4 (female)	VSD, PAB	Closure, debanding	42
5 (male)	VSD	Closure	19
6 (male)	SAS	Resection	182
7 (female)	VSD	Closure	30
8 (female)	VSD	Closure	24
9 (male)	Fallot, ASD II	Correction^*	16
10 (male)	VSD, SAS, pulmonary hypertension	Closure, resection	15
11 (male)	VSD, PAB, corrected CoA	Closure, debanding	16
12 (female)	Fallot, FO	Correction	30
13 (female)	ASD II, CCAVB	Closure	24
14 (male)	Fallot, BTA	Correction, BTA closure	18
15 (male)	Fallot	Correction	10
16 (male)	Fallot (VACTERL)	Correction	20
17 (female)	Fallot	Correction	17
18 (male)	SAS	Resection^†	185

^*Second cardiopulmonary bypass run because of a residual shunt. ^†Resternotomy because of bleeding. AP = aortopulmonary; AS = aortic valve stenosis; ASD II, secundum atrioventricular defect; AV = aortic valve; BTA = Blalock-Taussig anastomosis; CCAVB = congenital complete atrioventricular block; CoA = coarctation of the aorta; Fallot = tetralogy of Fallot; FO = foramen ovale; IVS = intact ventricular septum; PA = pulmonary atresia; PAB = pulmonary artery banding; PDA = persistent ductus arteriosus; PV = pulmonary valve; SAS = subaortic stenosis; VACTERL = association of vertebral, anal, cardiac, tracheoesophageal, renal and limb defects; VSD = ventricular septal defect.

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