Three weeks old male baby with marked cyanosis.
Here is his echocardiogram.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbkBRAiVGkU
What could it be ?
The optimum time for craniostenosis surgery between 6 and 9 months so the child can tolerate that bloody surgery
We have to see the patient with his image at the round meeting of our unit every wedenseday
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As being a pediatric cardiologist for me it looks like a d-transposition of great arteries without a ventricular septal defect. What is about the arterial duct? Did you perform a balloon-atrioseptostomy? What is about the aortic arch? how does the coronary arteries look like? where do they arise?
if my suggestions is right the boy is facing a high mortality (1 in 100 is approaching 1 year of age without interventions).
It looks like a d-transposition of the great arteries with moderate subpulmonic stenosis and a large ASD