Radical anatomic correction--operation of arterial switch--is performed in the main vessels transposition in majority of the world big cardiosurgical clinics, but its late results are studied insufficiently yet. Echocardiographic cardiac parameters preoperatively and in immediate postoperative period after anatomic correction in the main vessels transposition were presented. Comparative analysis of indexes, including estimation of anatomy and function of cardiac ventricles, depending on initial data and terms of the operation performance was conducted.
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