Pulmonary Atresia echo-patterns

Pulmonary atresia is a congenital heart defect characterized by the absence or abnormal development of the pulmonary valve, which prevents blood from flowing properly from the right ventricle to the lungs. Here are some patterns commonly observed in pulmonary atresia:
Pulmonary atresia can vary in severity, ranging from mild to severe. In more severe cases, there may be additional abnormalities in the right ventricle, pulmonary artery, or other associated structures.
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[@TheMDM_YT]

Amazing that I can learn so much with these concise videos

[@evan_emad]

I hope you enjoy the other videos as well ✨️

[@catbabies9178]

شكرا جزيلا 🎉🎉🎉

[@evan_emad]

You are welcome 🌺

[@irfanqazi3895]

Excellent images

[@evan_emad]

I'm glad you like them I hope you can share this video with your colleagues ⚘️ 🙏

[@muzaffarjonkarimov5852]

Good job 3:50 😊😊😊😊

[@evan_emad]

Thanks 😊 Share it with your colleagues 🌺

[@user-lw9jf1tf9e]

Zabardst..can u share TGA echo

[@evan_emad]

👍 okay Stay tuned

[@evan_emad]

3:18 Sorry for the expression of ( absent PV ), it is not the case as we mean PV is not seen in this view ( atretic not absent )

[@nikkialgien]

Is this TOF with PA?

[@evan_emad]

Yes PA VSD = TOF PA

[@nikkialgien]

@@evan_emad thank you, I thought so

[@eternalhope4060]

in extreme fallot , is the main pulmonary artery always hypoplasic

[@evan_emad]

In extreme fallot, the main pulmonary artery and pulmonary branches are ( usually) hypoplastic but not hypoplastic in all cases