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How to facilitate ultrasound examination of the fetal heart: the 5-4-3-2-1 method. [PDF]

Ultrasound Obstet Gynecol
Levy M, Stos B.
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Ivemark syndrome in an adult with complete atrioventricular septal defect and a single ventricle with L-transposition of the great arteries: a case report. [PDF]

J Med Case Rep
Hibatouallah H, El-Mhadi S, Siagh S, Touati Z, Cherti M.   +4 more
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Complete transposition of the great vessels

The Journal of Pediatrics, 1953
Summary Complete transposition of the aortaand pulmonary arteries produces a characteristic clinical pattern consisting of (1) cyanosis which begins immediately after birth, (2) increased blood flow and blood content in the pulmonary vessels, (3) right ventricular preponderance, (4) progressive cardiac enlargement, (5) retardation of growth and ...
R F, RUSHMER, D K, CRYSTAL, R A, TIDWELI, R F, CROSE, J A, HENDRON   +4 more
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Transposition of the great vessels

The American Journal of Cardiology, 1968
Abstract Twenty-nine cases of transposition of the great vessels were studied, 15 confirmed by necropsy and 4 by angiocardiography. They were divided into three groups: (1) isolated transposition; (2) transposition with pulmonary stenosis and other associated malformations; and (3) transposition with biventricular origin of the pulmonary artery and ...
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Möbius syndrome and transposition of the great vessels

Neurology, 1988
A case of Möbius syndrome was associated with transposition of the aorta and pulmonary artery, as well as acheiria. This combination of anomalies supports the hypothesis that Möbius syndrome is caused by an intrapartum insult during the fourth to seventh week of gestation and is consistent with the vascular theory of embryopathogenesis.
H G, Raroque, G L, Hershewe, R D, Snyder
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The electrocardiogram in complete transposition of the great vessels

American Heart Journal, 1965
Abstract The electrocardiograms of 53 patients with complete transposition of the great vessels were analyzed. They showed the following: 1.1. In 88.68 per cent the ÂQRS was located in sextants IV and V of Bayley's triaxial system. 2.2. The P wave was normal in 41.51 per cent, tall and peaked or notched in 28.30 per cent, peaked in 16.98 per cent ...
H B, CALLEJA, D M, HOSIER, M Z, GRAJO
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