[PDF] Top 20 Neurologic Status of Newborns With Congenital Heart Defects Before Open Heart Surgery

... of newborns with CHD; however, performance may have been influenced by poor state regulation, which was a hallmark feature in this ...cohort. Newborns with CHD also manifested motor deficits such as de- ... See full document

... neurodevelopmental status (odds ratio [OR]: ...clinical status, presence of microcephaly before discharge, length of DHCA, and ICU days all remained important determinants (P ⬍ ... See full document

... cardiac defects frequently result from chromosomal disorders and because neurological disability is one of the major risk factors associated with cardiopulmonary bypass surgery, the exclusion of such ... See full document

... genital heart defects ...in newborns with suspected CHD from 1986 (p = ...dures before 28 days of life) were ...(86%) surgery, of whom 16 after initial catheter intervention, and 34 ... See full document

... structural heart diseases, previous cardiac surgery, prosthetic valve, previous history of IE, other non cardiac issues (such as diabetes mellitus, asthma, inflammatory bowel diseases, chronic kidney ... See full document

... right heart chambers (Fig. 1D). It is likely that the right heart dilatation is sec- ondary to the left to right atrial shunt, although a right heart myocardial abnormality in association with atrial ... See full document

... Twenty-five consecutive children with PAH and twenty- one age and sex matched normal children were studied. The main clinical characteristics of the study groups are presented in Table 1. Children with PAH had lower body ... See full document

... Three neonatal ECG electrodes were placed on the new- born’ s chest to record the RR intervals using a telemetric system (Var Cor PF7, Neonatal, Dimea Olomouc, Czech Republic) with the sampling frequency 1000 Hz – signal ... See full document

... KO of Hnrnpa1 prevents the differentiation of mESCs into cardiomyocytes in vitro. Hnrnpa1 KO 1 and KO 2 mouse embryonic stem cells (mESCs) were generated by CRISPR/Cas9 deletion of different fragments of exon 6 of ... See full document

... The results of our study showed that the median score of social relationships, mental health, and physical health in mothers with healthy children was significantly higher than that of mothers of CHDs children after ... See full document

... Another limitation is that we lack migration data for the 5 central counties of metropolitan Atlanta that serve as the catchment area for the MACDP. We do not know how many children in the MACDP and vital records ... See full document

... understand heart tube ...the heart (Hildebrand and Soriano, 1999; Lee et ...display open neural tubes, delay in heart tube closure and abnormal heart tube looping suggesting that unlike ... See full document

... of congenital heart defects changed (Table ...a congenital heart defect born from 1992 to 1994, 46% were diagnosed with AVSD and 14% were diagnosed with ...complex congenital ... See full document

... Among all infants with a CHD, there were 1307 deaths (8.4%); 18 deaths were injury-related and were censored from the at-risk population at time of death. Overall survival during the first year of life was 91.7% (95% CI: ... See full document

... A congenital defect in the pericardium with subsequent herniation of part or all of the heart into the pleural space is an un- usual anomaly, the precise incidence of which is not known.[r] ... See full document

... Pediatrics 1990;85:977-983; hypoplastic left heart syndrome, Norwood procedure, cardiac trans- plantation, congenital heart defects.. Ethical and medical management of hypoplastic.[r] ... See full document

... Five (9.8%) patients underwent total pericardectomy via median sternotomy for chronic constrictive pericarditis. There were 3 male and 2 female with mean age of 39 ± 16 years. The etiology was tubercular in all patients ... See full document

... the heart, the screening results are regarded as nor- mal if the four-chamber view is accurately ...of heart anomalies; it does not identify anomalies affecting the outflow tracts and the great arteries ... See full document

... of congenital heart defects (CHD) has always been challenging, in part because of the diversity of the cardiac phenotypes, but also because of the oft-complex ...and Congenital Cardiac Code ... See full document

... We also found that most of the CHD patients who underwent surgery in our center were female. The role of gender in CHD outcomes has been largely ignored. The predominance of female in our study may be ex- plained ... See full document