How Does the Blood Go Round in Single Ventricles and Fontans? New Horizons in...

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Physicians from theCincinnati Children’s Heart Institutediscuss the long-term care of single ventricle patients from infancy to adulthood, including new insights on Fontan management and quality of life.During this session, Dr. Andrew Redington discusses Fontan circulation, with topics covered including mean airway pressure driving circulation, decreased pulmonary vascular resistance with nitric oxide (NO), and diastolic dysfunction (incoordinate relaxation in diastole, wall motion abnormalities, increased stiffness).

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Fontan physiologypulmonary vascular resistanceKawashima operationechocardiographybreathing mechanicscardiac outputventricular systolemean airway pressurenitric oxide therapysildenafilhyperplastic left heart syndromeuniventricular circulationdiastolic dysfunctionisovolumic relaxationventricular wall motionpulmonary vasodilatorspost-operative outcomescardiac cyclerespiratory effortventricular elastance

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#FontanPhysiology#PulmonaryVascularResistance#KawashimaOperation#Echocardiography#BreathingMechanics#CardiacOutput#VentricularSystole#MeanAirwayPressure#NitricOxideTherapy#Sildenafil#HyperplasticLeftHeartSyndrome#UniventricularCirculation#DiastolicDysfunction#IsovolumicRelaxation#VentricularWallMotion#PulmonaryVasodilators#PostOperativeOutcomes#CardiacCycle#RespiratoryEffort#VentricularElastance
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