Meanings of single ventricle in English

Setting: Fontan-associated liver disease universally affects adults with single ventricle heart disease.

As both auricles open into a single ventricle, this contains mixed blood.

Adequate use of single ventricle physiology in many cases offers fair surgical results.

Results: Ninety four single ventricle patients were included for analysis.

Objectives: Neonates with single ventricle congenital heart disease are at risk for structural cerebral abnormalities.

We aimed to describe our experience of a case of HTTSO conversion from single ventricle palliation.

The children with single ventricle repair also had lower physical health summary scores (P = .003).

Objective: There is a paucity of information regarding appropriate management of children with Down's syndrome and a functional single ventricle.

Case presentation: A 5-year-old girl with single ventricle physiology was referred to our hospital from Kazakhstan for a Fontan operation.

We report the results of bidirectional superior cavopulmonary shunts in six patients with Down's syndrome with a functional single ventricle.

Conclusion: Down's syndrome is a risk factor in patients with functionally single ventricle due to persistent pulmonary hypertension and airway obstruction.

Anomalous pulmonary venous return can significantly complicate the management of patients with single ventricle, with an impact on survival in early infancy.

Schenck has seen the left ventricle deficient, and the Ephemerides, Behr, and Kerckring speak of a single ventricle only in the heart.

There have been multiple modifications for surgical palliation of functional single ventricle since the initial report by Fontan and Baudet in 1971.

Methods: We reviewed medical records on 116 single ventricle patients operated at Rigshospitalet, Denmark from 1987 to 2007.

And first, in fishes, in which the heart consists of but a single ventricle, being devoid of lungs, the thing is sufficiently manifest.