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Successful use of a hemodialysis machine for left heart support after an arterial switch operation in a neonate.

EXTRACORPOREAL CIRCULATORY support is a wellestablished technique that has saved the lives of many children with reversible cardiac or pulmonary dysfunction.1-4 The latest technology in mechanical circulatory support systems is costly and complex, which makes it less accessible. The authors used a hemodialysis machine to provide mechanical circulatory support for a neonate whose left ventricular function was compromised after an arterial switch operation (ASO).