**11. Conclusion**

TGA is a complex congenital cyanotic cardiac anomaly characterized by ventriculoarterial or ventriculoatrial discordance. DTGA is the commonest cyanotic heart disease occurring during the first week of life. Advancements in early diagnostic measures, medical management, and surgical procedures have increased this former universally fatal disease's survival rate to over 90%. The post-surgical course is complicated by cardiac anatomic, hemodynamic, and rhythm disorders, which may require meticulous follow-up and additional surgical interventions, including cardiac transplants in some cases with LGTA. Long term outcome may be associated with normal to mild neurodevelopmental disabilities depending upon the type, complexity, and course of the disease. Expert follow-up of the patients into adulthood is essential for the best outcomes.

*Congenital Anomalies in Newborn Infants - Clinical and Etiopathological Perspectives*
