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Which of the following lesions is amendable to fetal intervention?
A. truncus arteriosis B. aortic stenosis C. total anomalous pulmonary venous return D. double outlet right ventricle |
B. aortic stenosis
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The goals of fetal cardiac intervention include all of the following except:
A. Improve prognosis B. impede progression of lesion C. complete repair D. increase cardiac output |
C. complete repair
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The earliest gestational age to perform fetal cardiac intervention is usually:
A. 16 wks B. 18 wks C. 20 wks D. 22 wks |
D. 22 wks
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Approaches to fetal cardiac intervention include all of the following EXCEPT:
A. transcervical B. transuterine C. percutaneous D. open surgery |
A. transcervically
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The most commonly used approach is:
A. transcervically B. transuterine C. percutaneous D. open surgery |
C. percutaneous
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The most experience with fetal intervention has been in the setting of:
A. aortic stenosis B. pulmonary stenosis C. tricuspid stenosis D. mitral stenosis |
A. aortic stenosis
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In reported series of inutero ballooning of the atrial septum, the percentage of patients who survive past infancy is approximately:
A. 25 B. 50 C. 75 D. 100 |
B. 50
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The most common reported complication of fetal cardiac intervention has been:
A. fetal death B. fetal tachycardia C. fetal bradycardia D. premature delivery |
C. fetal bradycardia
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Progressive aortic stenosis may result in:
A. right ventricular hypoplasia B. dilated coronary sinus C. reversed blood flow through the ductus arteriosis D. endocardial fibroelastosis |
D. endocardial fibroelastosis
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A treatment used postnatally in the setting of hypoplastic left heart syndrome is the:
A. Norwood procedure B. Rastelli procedure C. Blalock-Taussig procedure D. AMVSDO procedure |
A. Norwood procedure
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