AmandaEarly detection of Cyanotic Congenital Heart Defects (CCHDs) can save lives. Learn key signs, the “Terrible T’s” mnemonic, AAP screening updates, and how to support families.
AmandaUnderstanding hemodynamics can be a tricky concept. What influences blood flow? What causes shunting from one side of the heart to the other? I collaborated with the amazing @neocardiolab to tackle these questions! Leet's review together...
AmandaIn our last post we reviewed the therrible T's, but there's a few other cyanotic heart defects we should know! Here's a catchy phrase to help you remember all the cyanotic heart defects...
AmandaCyanotic Heart Defects are congenital defects where oxygenated and deoxygenated blood mix causing cyanosis. Let's review a few of them together!
AmandaLeft to Right... Right to Left. Let's discuss cardiac shunting
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