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... congenital heart disease: report of a case.. with complete recovery. S., and Mahis, L.: Paradoxic brain abscess in congenital. heart disease. : The syndrome of brain ab- scess with conge[r] ... See full document

... An infant with a cyanotic congenital cardiac mal- formation and brain abscess is described. The rarity[r] ... See full document

... Hand, A., Cerebral abscess, complication of congenital cardiac disease (tetralogy of Fallot):. Report of 2 cases with diagnosis and operation, J[r] ... See full document

... Multiple brain abscesses due to heart disease with congenital single ventricle is relatively rare in clinical ...multiple brain abscesses who suffered from congeni- tal heart ... See full document

... congenital heart disease who developed per- sistent AV block following needle aspiration of a right thalamic brain abscess.. CASE REPORT.[r] ... See full document

... Btrue^ brain abnormalities resulted from malformations (cortical formation abnor- mality (3), agenesis of the corpus callosum (2), holoprosencephaly (1), and cerebellar hypoplasia (1)), and 5/12 were thought to be ... See full document

... of heart defects was deter- mined according to postnatal imaging for 44 of 46 fetuses and according to the prenatal echocardiography for the 2 pregnancies that were ... See full document

... of congenital heart disease, neonate, infant, Doppler, MRI, near-infrared spectroscopy, EEG, and ...the congenital heart defect on NDO in infants with complex ... See full document

... of brain abnor- mality and CHD diagnosis, GA at MR imaging, or ...Immature brain appearance was reported in 3 fetuses, one with tetralogy of Fallot, the second with double-outlet right ventricle, and the ... See full document

... and required physical therapy. The proportion of children with gross motor delay at the age of 4 months in our cohort was higher compared to Long and colleagues’ study which reported that 36% of 4-months-olds had delayed ... See full document

... In the developed countries, the diagnosis of CHD is established at the age of 1 week after birth in 40–50% of patients and in 1 month in 60%. Although in some de- veloped countries prenatal diagnosis has been used to ... See full document

... EC has resulted in more cases of ASD being diagnosed, with a high rate of spontaneous closure. Mild and asymptomatic defects can be considered to be variations o f the norm. Unfortunately, a high pick-up rate o f these ... See full document

... This was sug- geste(l in l review of cardiac clinic records of 220 l)atiemlts all(l was supported by the results of pun- carpine sweat t(stS inch were performed on 34 cardiac patients. B[r] ... See full document

... major congenital heart disease remain relatively high and merit further investi- gation to understand fully whether antenatal diagnosis has the potential to improve longer term ... See full document

... One of the potential advantages of FT-CMR in the ACHD population is that this can also deliver quantifica- tion of myocardial deformation in the right ventricle and right atrium without limitation by acoustic window. As- ... See full document

... The combination of qualitative and quantitative ana- lysis used is here a strength. The qualitative methods used were content analyses of participants “think aloud” notes/protocols during a pre- and post-course test, an ... See full document

... of congenital heart disease, disturbance in energy metabolism, decreased energy intake, disturbance in gastrointestinal function and the presence of chromosomal disorders such as trisomy ...acyanotic ... See full document

... Twenty-five consecutive children with PAH and twenty- one age and sex matched normal children were studied. The main clinical characteristics of the study groups are presented in Table 1. Children with PAH had lower body ... See full document

... This series included four different mutations in exon 2, 3, 4 and 11 of the NOTCH3 gene from 3 different ethnic groups with diverse phenotypic variations including the age of onset and presenting symptoms. Some studies ... See full document

... In this study, the cutoff points were the same for de- pression and anxiety. The cutoff points for MDD and/or dysthymia were 18, whereas this value increased to 20 when only MDD was present. This value was higher than ... See full document