Konotrunkaler Herzfehler
Die konotrunkalen Herzfehler betreffen den Ausflusstrakt des Herzens und umfassen Fallotsche Tetralogie, Truncus arteriosus communis, Pulmonalis-Atresie, rechter oder linker Doppelausstromventrikel und Transposition der großen Arterien. Sie machen etwa 30% aller angeborenen nicht-syndromalen Herzfehler aus.Es kommen verschiedene Vererbungsmuster vor und verschiedene Gene können betroffen sein.
Gliederung
Kongenitale Herzfehlbildungen
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Atriumseptumdefekt 7 mit AV-Leitungsstörung
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Fallot-Tetralogie
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Hypoplastisches Linksherzsyndrom 2
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Konotrunkaler Herzfehler
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NKX2-5
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Ventrikelseptumdefekt 3
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