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Blalock-Taussig
Subclavian artery-pulmonary artery, anastomosis, end to side

Increase Pulmonary Blood Flow
Blalock-Tuassing Modified
Subclavian artery-pulmonary artery, interposed graft.

Increase Pulmonary Blood Flow
Central
Aorta-pulmonary artery anastomsosis, graft interposed

Increase Pulmonary Blood Flow
Fontan
Conduit from RA to PA. Sometimes extra cardiac.

Increase Pulmonary Blood Flow
Glenn
Superior Vena Cava-pulmonary artery anastomosis, side to end.

Increase Pulmonary Blood Flow
Outflow Patch
Right Ventricle-pulmonary artery outflow tract patch

Increase Pulmonary Blood Flow
Potts
Descending aorta-pulmonary artery anastomosis, side to side

Increase Pulmonary Blood Flow
Rastelli
Valved conduit from RV to PA

Increase Pulmonary Blood Flow
Pulmonary artery banding
Constrictive band around pulmonary artery

Decrease Pulmonary Blood Flow
Rashkind
Rupture of atrial septum by balloon catheter.

Increase Pulmonary-systemic mixing
Park
Atrial septostomy using catheter bland

Increase Pulmonary-systemic mixing
Blalock-Hanlon
Atrial septostomy, closed

Increase Pulmonary-systemic mixing
Mustard or Senning
Intra-atrail venous transposition with pericardial patch (Mustard) or atrial wall tissue (Senning)

Increase Pulmonary-systemic mixing