The child is two years old. When they were seven or eight months old, they were diagnosed with complex congenital heart disease, mainly affecting the lungs.

Patient's question:

The child is two years old. When they were seven or eight months old, they were diagnosed with a complex congenital heart disease, mainly including pulmonary artery stenosis, tricuspid atresia, and ventricular septal defect. They need several surgeries. Approximately how much will the surgical costs be?

Doctor's answer:

The patient's condition is a complex malformation, a severe congenital heart disease. Tricuspid atresia is generally treated using a single ventricle approach, requiring 1-2 surgeries. If the surgery is successful, it can alleviate hypoxia, improve the patient's heart function, and increase their ability to be active.