Adult Congenital Heart Disease - part 10 pot
Adult Congenital Heart Disease - part 10 pot
... Society 15
congenitally corrected transposition of
great arteries (CCTGA; l-TGA) 103 ,
107 10, 228
diagnostic work-up 108 –9
Ilbawi procedure 238
late complications 109
management 109 10
pregnancy ... angiotensin-converting
enzyme (ACE) inhibitors
Adult Congenital Heart Association
(ACHA) 14
adult congenital heart disease
history of specialty 8–9
service provision...
Adult Congenital Heart Disease - part 5 potx
... stool levels of alpha-1-antitrypsin (A-1-AT). The 5-year survival after di-
agnosis is about 50%.
Diagnosis is established by documenting increased A-1-AT clearance with a
24-hour stool collection ... may lead to right heart failure and arrhythmias.
• All patients with tetralogy should have pre-conception cardiology coun-
seling and follow-up by an adult congenital heart disease ca...
Adult Congenital Heart Disease - part 8 pot
... for
adults with congenital heart disease. First textbook of its kind in the fi eld.
Congenital Heart Disease Adult by Welton M. Gersony, Marlon, S.
Rosenbaum, Myron L. Weisfeldt. McGraw-Hill ... performed in a regional adult congenital heart disease
center.
Preoperative risk stratifi cation
Cardiac factors
• Residual systemic-to-pulmonary shunts.
• Residual right-to-left...
Adult Congenital Heart Disease - part 9 potx
... 391–398.)
Gore-Tex®
A synthetic material often used to fashion conduits and other prosthetic de-
vices for the surgical palliation or repair of congenital heart disease.
GUCH
Grown-up congenital heart disease. ... This anomaly is frequently associ-
ated with complex congenital heart disease, particularly left-isomerism.
ISACCD
International Society for Adult Congenital Car...
Adult Congenital Heart Disease - part 10 docx
... Society 15
congenitally corrected transposition of
great arteries (CCTGA; l-TGA) 103 ,
107 10, 228
diagnostic work-up 108 –9
Ilbawi procedure 238
late complications 109
management 109 10
pregnancy ... angiotensin-converting
enzyme (ACE) inhibitors
Adult Congenital Heart Association
(ACHA) 14
adult congenital heart disease
history of specialty 8–9
service provision...
Adult Congenital Heart Disease - part 3 pot
... in adults with various
congenital heart diseases. American Journal of Cardiology, 87, 310 314.
Graham TP, Bricker JT, James FW, et al. (1994) Task Force 1: Congenital Heart Disease l. Jour-
nal ... (2001) Insurance issues in adults with congenital heart disease. In Diagnosis
and Management of Adult Congenital Heart Disease (eds M A Gatzoulis, G D Webb & P Daub-
ene...
Adult Congenital Heart Disease - part 4 potx
... in adulthood
The majority of adults with coarctation will already have had surgery. Re-co-
arctation and aneurysm formation are the commonest repair site complica-
tions. Most post-repair adults ... endocarditis in the adult with congenital heart disease. [Review.]
Cardiology Clinics, 11, 589–602.
Kidd L, Driscoll DJ, Gersony WM, et al. (1993) Second natural history study of congenit...
Pacing Options in the Adult Patient with Congenital Heart Disease - part 2 potx
... this time for adults with con-
genital heart disease requiring ventricular pacing is that those patients in
whom pacing was initiated in childhood, such as congenital atrioventricu-
lar block or ... approach, even minimally invas-
ive techniques may be technically difficult in the post-surgical congenital
heart with extensive epicardial fibrosis and adhesions. Although previ-
ously, t...
Pacing Options in the Adult Patient with Congenital Heart Disease - part 6 pot
... most frequently found congenital abnormal-
ity of the heart and results from the normal fetal circulation persisting post
natal. An incidence of 27% in otherwise normal hearts has been reported
with ... the most common congenital defects
occurring in adults with a familial incidence well known to cardiolo-
gists. Within this group are patients who have added electrical abnor-
malities i...
Pacing Options in the Adult Patient with Congenital Heart Disease - part 7 potx
... transvenous ventricu-
lar lead pre-valve in order to pace the right ventricle [201]. By avoiding
crossing the tricuspid valve, lead-induced exacerbation of tricuspid regur-
gitation can be prevented. ... anomaly, which represents <1% of all congenital heart diseases,
is of clinical importance to pacemaker physicians because many of the
patients, who reach adulthood, develop bradyarrhyt...