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We appreciate the concerns raised by Ali. As well recognized, Post-Pericardiotomy Syndrome (PPS) has been a very difficult syndrome to classify and understand in part relating to variable methodologic approaches in the literature, and any attempts to clarify and unify methodology will only aid in better understanding this entity. Below is a point-by-point response to concerns raised.

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  • The article critiques Hyberg et al.'s study on early ECG changes predicting postoperative complications after atrial septal defect repair, expressing appreciation for their insights.
  • The author raises concerns about the methodology, particularly the use of ESC criteria without pediatric-specific considerations and the narrow focus on certain ECG indicators.
  • Suggestions for future research include incorporating standardized timing for ECGs and addressing independent risk factors for Post-Pericardiotomy Syndrome to enhance diagnostic strategies.
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Background: We aimed to determine the rate and impact of post-pericardiotomy syndrome after native valve-sparing aortic valve surgery and the perioperative factors associated with its occurrence.

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