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Komplexe kardiovaskuläre Fehlbildungen mit Ursprungsanomalien der großen Arterien

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Der Komplex der „Ursprungsanomalien der großen Arterien“ umfasst sowohl Herzgefäßfehlbildungen mit abnormer Sequenz zwischen den Ventrikeln und den großen Arterien, d. h. mit „ventrikuloarterieller Diskordanz“ (Kirklin et al. 1973) bzw. „Transposition der großen Arterien“ (Farre 1814), als auch Fehlbildungen mit normaler Sequenz, also mit „ventrikuloarterieller Konkordanz“, jedoch mit Lageanomalien („Malpositionen“) der großen Arterien und schließlich Fehlbildungen mit Ursprung beider großen Arterien überwiegend aus einem Ventrikel („double outlet ventricle“; Van Praagh 1972; Anderson et al. 1975, 1985; Shinebourne et al. 1976, 1978; Schumacher et al. 1980).

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Schumacher, G. (2008). Komplexe kardiovaskuläre Fehlbildungen mit Ursprungsanomalien der großen Arterien. In: Schumacher, G., Hess, J., Bühlmeyer, K. (eds) Klinische Kinderkardiologie. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-71901-4_17

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