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Check out these notes on patent ductus arteriosus - an acyanotic heart disease. These notes are short, yet detailed and easy to comprehend.

How can someone survive with a TGA? What is a TGA? To answer your questions, have a look at my exam notes, helpful to write answers on congenital heart diseases using TGA as an example for a cyanotic disease. Learn its pathophysiology, symptoms, types, and treatment right here!

Let's understand the basics of TAPVC. This is thought to be confusing, though it's actually really easy if you break it down. Have a look at my notes, which explain its pathophysiology in detail yet in easy language, helping students understand the basics of this CHD.

Let's take a dive into what a VSD is, its pathophysiology, symptoms, and treatment. Before we talk about more detailed topics, it's important to learn how to describe VSDs in the general sense and in easy comprehensible language.

This documents previews an insight into five congenital heart diseases, which can either be cyanotic or acyanotic. Cardiopulmonary bypass is associated with a number of pathologies, many of which are congenital. Thus, it is imperative to understand how these diseases are caused, their pathophysiology, symptoms, and treatment. This document reviews a basic understanding of these diseases, shedding light on how they cause problems to the patient and associated changes taking place in the heart. Th...