Two-Year Outcomes in Children Born With a Congenital Pulmonary Malformation
Marie Blanquer·Christophe Delacourt·Laure Choupeaux·Erik Hervieux·Diana Potop·Nathalie Lelong·Frédéric Hameury·Naziha Khen‐Dunlop·Arnaud Bonnard·Virginie Fouquet·Edouard Habomimana·C. Piolat·Rony Sfeir·Isabelle Monier·Babak Khoshnood·Olivier Abbo
BACKGROUND Families and clinicians need more information about complications associated with congenital pulmonary malformations (CPMs) to engage in shared decision-making about surgery for asymptomatic children. The study’s aim was to prospectively describe symptoms in children with a CPM and to identify markers associated with surgical removal because of symptoms. METHODS MALFPULM is a prospective population-based nationally representative cohort including pregnant women whose fetus had a CPM.