TY  - CHAP
M1  - Book, Section
TI  - Congenital Heart Disorders
A1  - Shindler, Daniel M.
A1  - Shindler, Olga I.
A1  - Wright, Alicia
PY  - 2020
T2  - Practical Echocardiography for Cardiac Sonographers
AB  - GUIDELINESSourceBaumgartner  H,  Bonhoeffer  P,  De  Groot  NM,  et  al.  ESC  Guidelines  for  the  management  of  grown-up  congenital  heart  disease.  Eur  Heart  J.  2010;31:2915–2957.Comprehensive  reference  from  Europe.SourceStout  KK,  Daniels  CJ,  Aboulhosn  JA,  et  al.  2018  AHA/ACC  Guideline  for  the  Management  of  Adults  With  Congenital  Heart  Disease.  Circulation.  2019;139:e698–e800.Find  the  disorder  in  the  table  of  contents.  Read  the  synopsis.SourceWarnes  CA,  Williams  RG,  Bashore  TM,  et  al.  ACC/AHA  2008  Guidelines  for  the  Management  of  Adults  with  Congenital  Heart  Disease.  Circulation.  2008;118:e714–e833.Authoritative  comprehensive  reference.  Written  by  experts  in  the  field.Echo  Imaging  ReferencesSourceKhraiche  D,  Ben  Moussa  N.  Assessment  of  right  ventricular  systolic  function  by  echocardiography  after  surgical  repair  of  congenital  heart  defects.  Arch  Cardiovasc  Dis.  2016;109:113–119.Postoperative  impairment  of  RV  systolic  function  can  appear  after  surgical  repair  of  complex  congenital  heart  defects,  such  as  tetralogy  of  Fallot.  It  is  caused  by  chronic  volume  and/or  pressure  overload  due  to  pulmonary  regurgitation  and/or  stenosis.  RV  dysfunction  is  strongly  associated  with  prognosis  in  these  patients.SourcesSimpson  J,  Lopez  L,  Acar  P,  et  al.  Three-dimensional  echocardiography  in  congenital  heart  disease.  Eur  Heart  J  Cardiovasc  Imaging.  2016;17:1071–1097.Sreedhar  R.  Acyanotic  congenital  heart  disease  and  transesophageal  echocardiography.  Ann  Card  Anaesth.  2017;20(Supplement):S36–S42.TEE  findings  in  congenital  heart  defects.SourceVettukattil  JJ.  Three-dimensional  echocardiography  in  congenital  heart  disease.  Heart.  2012;98:79–88.Follow  this  author  if  you  are  interested  in  3D  printing  of  congenital  heart  defects.See  also:  3dprint.nih.gov/collections/heart-library.  
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PB  - McGraw Hill
CY  - New York, NY
Y2  - 2024/04/18
UR  - accesscardiology.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?aid=1175627456
ER  -