Accessory Valvular Tissue Causing Subpulmonary Stenosis in Corrected Transposition of Great Vessels

Accessory valvular tissue causing subpulmonary stenosis in corrected transposition of great vessels.

THE MALFORMATION, corrected transposition of the great vessels, has received sufficient attention to make it a relatively simple condition to recognize clinically.1' 2 Moreover, the clinical manifestations of ventricular septal defect, mitral insufficiency, and pulmonary stenosis-conditions that commonly occur with the basic malformation-are also readily interpreted and have received some degre...

Complete Transposition of the Great Vessels. Unusual Longevity in a Case with Subpulmonary Stenosis.

A male inifanot was nioted to be eyainotic -at birth. The fim-st vearof life wxas characterized b)y chokinig spellsx;Nhile feediig, delay ini groxsxth and dcevelopmenit, and recurrenit, unexplained fex er. At 1 xeari of age ca dliagniosis of complete tranisposition of the great vessels wxxas malde. At this time, the oxygeni saturatioi of the systemic arterial blood xxwas onlv 40 percent. Trhe h...

[Corrected transposition of the great vessels].

Inverted Malformations in Corrected Transposition of the Great Vessels.

The Syndromes of Corrected Transposition of the Great Vessels.