Congenital Heart Disease

General Reference: 

LPCH at Stanford Cardiology Handbook

Geggel's Congenital Heart Disease Library (OpenPediatrics/Boston Children's Hospital)

OpenPediatrics Quick Concepts: TYPES OF CYANOTIC CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE THAT PRESENT IN THE FIRST WEEK OF LIFE

OpenPediatrics Quick Concepts: Anatomy of Tetralogy of Fallot

PedECHO.org

EasyAuscultation.com

The PCICS Podcast - The Official Podcast of the Pediatric Cardiac Intensive Care Society

Intraoperative Considerations

Terms:

Factors to Consider

Segmental Anatomy and Physiology

Courtesy of Richard Pierce, MD

Cardiac Surgeries

Courtesy of Richard Pierce, MD

Single Ventricle Physiology

Figure 1: HLHS

Figure 2: Norwood Procedure with modified BT shunt (left) and Sano RV PA conduit (right)

Figure 3: Hybrid Procedure

Normal Values and Important Equations

Courtesy of Richard Pierce, MD

Pacemakers

Courtesy of Richard Pierce, MD

Antiarrythmic Medications

Antiarrythmic Meds

Courtesy of Richard Pierce, MD

Postoperative Considerations

    Low Cardiac Output Syndrome

From: Wernosky et al, Circulation 1995

From: Hoffman et al, Circulation 2003 (PRIMACORP)

    Postoperative Tachyarrhythmias:

Stage 1 Norwood Procedure

    Stage 2 Hemifontan/Bidrectional Glenn Procedure

    Stage 3 Fontan Procedure

    

    Tetralogy of Fallot

References

Dr. Nathaniel Sznycer-Taub's Presentation: "Common Postoperative Issues in the PCTU"

Management of the Postoperative Cardiac Patient, Bronicki et al, CCM 2011