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General Cardiology
Dilated pulmonary arteries in TOF with absent pulmonary valve are intramediastinal only. Hence RPA and LPA dilatation may not be seen on chest X-ray.
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General Cardiology
The classical chest x-ray finding in TAPVC (total anomalous pulmonary venous connection) is “snow man in snow storm appearance”
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General Cardiology
Compression of vertical vein in TAPVC as it passes between the pulmonary artery with high pressure and the left bronchus is known as hemodynamic vise.
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General Cardiology
Mechanism of phasic ejection click in valvar pulmonary stenosis is due to late diastolic pre opening of pulmonary valve in inspiration.
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ECG / Electrophysiology
Atrial flutter can be classified into isthmus dependent and non-isthmus dependent.
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Echocardiography
The early diastolic pulmonary regurgitation (PR) gradient (peak PR gradient) will give an estimate of pulmonary artery mean pressure.
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General Cardiology
Catch 22 syndrome or 22q11 deletion is likely if there are dysmorphic features and arterial anomalies in TOF like right aortic arch and PA branch stenosis.
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General Cardiology
Reynolds number: Re = (V x d x rho) / eta. When Reynolds number is above 2000, flow becomes turbulent. When viscosity increases, Reynolds number decreases.
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General Cardiology
Continuous murmur is a murmur which starts in systole and continues uninterruptedly through the second heart sound into part or whole of diastole.
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General Cardiology
Prominent systolic murmur with severe cyanosis is in favour of DORV than Tetralogy of Fallot. Prominent left parasternal heave is more likely in DORV.
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