Category: Complete transposition of the great arteries

　　1. Cyanosis: appears early, half of them exist at birth, and most of them start within 1 month. As the age and activity increase, the cyanosis gradually worsens. The cyanosis…

　　1. Cyanosis appears early, half of them are present at birth, and most of them start within 1 month. As the age and activity increase, the cyanosis gradually worsens. The…

　　1.X-ray examination The main manifestations are: ① Because the main and pulmonary artery trunks are often arranged anteriorly and posteriorly, the orthopantomograph shows narrow shadow of the aorta, slightly depressed…

　　1.X-ray examination mainly shows that (1) because the main and pulmonary artery trunks are often arranged anteriorly and posteriorly, the orthopantomograph shows narrow shadow of the aorta, slightly depressed pulmonary…

　　I. Indications The first step after diagnosis is to correct hypoxemia and metabolic acidosis, etc. As soon as the child is diagnosed after birth, prostaglandins should be given intravenously to…

　　I. Indications After diagnosis, first correct hypoxemia and metabolic acidosis, etc. Once the child is diagnosed after birth, prostaglandins should be given intravenously to bring down the pulmonary artery pressure…

Under normal circumstances, the aorta is connected to the left ventricle, while the pulmonary artery is connected to the right ventricle. After the transposition of the aorta, the left ventricle…

　　The left heart system of the normal human heart forms a closed loop in series with the right heart system. Blood flows sequentially through our body through the right heart,…

　　1.What is a complete transposition of the aorta usually referred to? What is the procedure like? What is the approximate cost of surgery?　　Complete transposition of the great arteries is a…

Complete transposition of the great vessels (TGA) is the most common clinical form of neonatal cyanotic congenital heart disease with severe hypoxemia after birth, and 80% of children die within…