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VSD

  • Describe the pathophysiology of VSD.
  • Identify each type of VSD on the following figure.
  • In what fraction of patients does spontaneous closure of a VSD occur?
  • List six radiographic findings in VSD with a marked left-to-right shunt.
  • Name three other ways in which Doppler echocardiography is useful in the assessment of a VSD.
  • What are the color flow Doppler characteristics of a small VSD?
  • What are the color flow Doppler characteristics of a large VSD?
  • What is Eisenmenger’s physiology?
  • What is the most common congenital heart lesion associated with increased pulmonary arterial flow?
  • What is the most common type of VSD?
  • Which 2DE views are best for visualizing a perimembranous VSD?
  • Which 2DE views are best for visualizing a trabecular VSD?
  • Which 2DE views are best for visualizing an inlet VSD?
  • Which 2DE views are best for visualizing an outlet VSD?

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