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Which of the following is true regarding cardiac catheterization data from an 18-month old patient with a non-restrictive VSD?

Trans-catheter VSD closures is associated with

Which of the following is true regarding VSDs?

Characteristic echocardiographic feature that differentiates Ebstein’s anomaly from other causes of congenital tricuspid insufficiency is

A 3.5 kg infant with Tricuspid Atresia has a modified BTT shunt with 4.5 mm PTFE conduit. Spo2 is 95% with BP of 90/25 mmHg. The following statement is correct: <br>

As compared to a Hemi Fontan, a modified Glen shunt has

The fenestration in a Fontan

As compared to extra cardiac Fontan conduit, a lateral tunnel Fontan

In order to have a successful outcome after a Fontan operation, the following criteria are required

In Tricuspid atresia (TA), which statement is incorrect?

Tricuspid atresia with transposed great vessels has LVOT obstruction from

A superior cavopulmonary anastomosis (Modified Glenn shunt)

Tricuspid atresia with normally related great vessels always has

The factor most influencing flow across a systemic to pulmonary artery shunt is

The advantage of adding a Bidirectional Glenn shunt with repair of the tricuspid valve in Ebstein’s anomaly include

Tricuspid repair is preferred over valve replacement in children because

Contraindication for surgical intervention in Ebstein’s anomaly in the non-neonatal age group include

The following are characteristic features of Ebstein’s anomaly except

A newborn has cyanosis. The chest x-ray shows a massive cardiomegaly with a narrow waist (pedicle) and oligemic lung fields. The left ventricular function is good on echocardiography with trace pericardial effusion. The most probable diagnosis is

A newborn with Ebstein’s has cyanosis and severe RV failure despite medical therapy. Echocardiography shows severe pulmonary stenosis, severely depressed RV function, and good LV function. The most appropriate surgical option is