What should be done about a venous malformation with a defect and right heart enlargement?

Patient's question:

Previous treatment and outcomes: Fever led to pneumonia and heart embolism. Treatment outcome was recovery. Currently, there is occasional cough. Test results: Atrial septal defect of 12 mm, venous vascular malformation, pulmonary artery pressure of 108 mmHg, right heart enlargement. What assistance is needed: Hello, when is the best time for treatment? What is the approximate cost? Can surgery be performed now?

Doctor's answer:

Fever led to pneumonia and heart embolism. The treatment outcome was recovery. Currently, there is occasional cough. Tests and examination results: 12mm atrial septal defect, venous vessel malformation, pulmonary artery pressure 108, right heart enlargement.
Hello, when is the best time for treatment, and what is the approximate cost? Can surgery be performed now?
Medical advice: The appropriate time for surgery should be determined based on the condition. Please consult a pediatric cardiologist for specific recommendations regarding the child's condition. Factors such as the possibility of spontaneous recovery, future disease progression, and guidance on proper medication and scientific care should be considered to improve the child's survival rate.

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