Chapter- 4 of 24 Echo evaluation of ventricular septal defects
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- E- Textbook of echocardiography in Congenital Heart Diseases
Congenital heart disease is seen in 8 per 1000 live birth. Proper diagnosis and management of Congenital heart disease require detail and step wise analysis of the cardiac anatomy. The “E textbook of echocardiography in Congenital Heart Diseases” is an effort to describe the different congenital heart disease in detail with appropriate examples. The book has 24 chapters. Each chapter has around one hour of teaching material. Every slide is vividly narrated by Dr. Sivakumar K.
The E Textbook is supported by Academic Grant from PHILIPS
“The E textbook of echocardiography in Congenital Heart Diseases” Is authored by
(1) Dr. Sivakumar K , MD, DNB, DM
Head of The Department of Pediatric cardiology, Madras Medical Mission, Chennai, India
(2) Dr. Anil Kumar Singhi, MD. FNB
Senior Consultant Pediatric Cardiologist, Medica Super Specialty Hospital, Kolkata, India
(3) Dr. Sreeja Pavithran, MD. FNB
Consultant Pediatric Cardiologist, Madras Medical Mission, Chennai, India
(4) Dr. A Bhagyavathy Bagyaraj ,MRCP,DCH
Consultant Pediatric Cardiologist, Miot Hospital, Chennai, India
The Chapters can be accessed by clicking the link.
Chapter Playlist 1 to 24
• Introduction & Chapter...
Individual Chapters
Chapter- 1 Systematic approach to Segmental analysis of CHD • Introduction & Chapter...
Chapter- 2 Normal echocardiographic views from different windows • Chapter- 2 of 24 Norma...
Chapter- 3 Echo evaluation of atrial septal defects • Chapter- 3 of 24 Echo ...
Chapter- 4 Echo evaluation of ventricular septal defects • Chapter- 4 of 24 Echo ...
Chapter- 5 Echo evaluation of atrioventricular septal defects • Chapter- 5 of 24 Echo ...
Chapter- 6 Echo evaluation of patent ductus arteriosus • Chapter- 6 of 24 Echo ...
Chapter- 7 Echo evaluation of aortopulmonary window • Chapter- 7 of 24 Echo ...
Chapter- 8 Left ventricular outflow tract anomalies • Chapter- 8 of 24 Left ...
Chapter- 9 Echo evaluation of aortic Coarctation • Chapter- 9 of 24 Echo ...
Chapter- 10 Echo evaluation of Aortic arch anomalies and vascular rings • Chapter- 10 of 24 Echo...
Chapter- 11 Right ventricular outflow tract obstruction • Chapter- 11 of 24 Righ...
Chapter- 12 Ebsteins anomaly of tricuspid valve • Chapter- 12 of 24 Ebst...
Chapter- 13 Congenital Mitral valve anomalies • Chapter- 13 of 24 Cong...
Chapter- 14 Coronary anomalies of clinical significance • Chapter- 14 of 24 Coro...
Chapter- 15 Echo evaluation of anomalies of Systemic veins • Chapter- 15 of 24 Echo...
Chapter- 16 Echo evaluation of anomalies of Pulmonary veins • Chapter- 16 of 24 Echo...
Chapter- 17 Tetralogy of Fallot • Chapter- 17 of 24 Tetr...
Chapter- 18 Double outlet right ventricle • Chapter- 18 of 24 Doub...
Chapter- 19 D-Transposition of Great arteries • Chapter- 19 of 24 D-Tr...
Chapter- 20 L-Transposition of Great Arteries • Chapter- 20 of 24 L-Tr...
Chapter- 21 Tricuspid atresia • Chapter- 21 of 24 Tric...
Chapter- 22 Hypoplastic left heart syndrome • Chapter- 22 of 24 Hypo...
Chapter- 23 Truncus arteriosus • Chapter- 23 of 24 Trun...
Chapter-24 Heterotaxy syndromes - Asplenia and Polysplenia • Chapter-24 of 24 Heter... - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
Very good explanation Thanks for making such an excellent demonstration
Sivakumar sir..U r a master teacher. Very crystal clear speech and illustration. Even laymen can learn subject frm u. Hats off to this wonderful work sir.
Keep posting more such videos sir.
Absolutely superb that made all concepts crystal clear .
Sivakumar .... Your presentation is excellent.
Your senior HS at SCTIMST.
Wonderful lecture. Thank you, Dr. Sivakumar.
excellent and cristal clear concepts
excellent sir
Nice
Is the doubly committed VSD; subtype of outlet VSD the same VSD in Fallot's tetraology or not?
excellent lecture
What s the cut to suspect VSD with PS . If we hav turbulence across pul artery in VSD sir?
Peak gradient across pul artery to qualify as VSD with PS