Author’s Reply: Swyer-James syndrome or destroyed lung?/ Coronary artery bypass in a patient with Swyer-James syndrome due to pulmonary tuberculosis

In our country, open heart surgery operation procedures include cost management in fixed prices determined by social security association (SGK) so that some expensive tests cannot be applied like VPS as precious reviewer mentioned in 3th and 4th topic of his/her critic. Original presentation formation also included restriction of 250 words. Our real aim was to emphasize cardiopulmonary bypass operation can be made in such situations of destroyed lung. Under the constriction of these limitations and conditions, the case named as Swyer-James Syndrome.