Pulmonary Stenosis with Transposition of the Great Vessels

Transposition of the great vessels.

The vast majority of cases of transposition of the great vessels can be diagnosed in the first few weeks of life with electrocardiogram, x-ray and fluoroscope. The clinical pattern and the diagnostic features are described in detail. The degree of cyanosis, the characteristic heart shape and progressive increase in size coupled with generous hilar shadows all suggest this diagnosis. A new sugge...

[Transposition of the great vessels].

[Complete transposition of the great vessels].

[Corrected transposition of the great vessels].

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...