Introduction The interruption of the aortic arch is a rare congenital cardiopathy, whose surgical correction generally requires reconstruction of the aortic arch. This intervention can cause distortion of the aortopulmonary space and results in bronchial compression with a consequent pulmonary atelectasis and dependence on ventilatory assistance. The most commonly used therapeutic options for bronchial decompression are not always enough to make pulmonary expansion possible. Our study presents a case of the implant of an endoluminal stent in an infant who, […]