sitowardi, this is not impossible. There is a form of TGA called L-TGA, also known as "congenitally corrected transposition." It's complicated but basically the ventricles are switched. Blue blood goes to the lungs via the left ventricle and red blood goes to the body via the right ventricle. Not a problem until the RV tires out, which usually occurs sometime in adulthood. 333niknak, good luck to you.
33niknak, that is impossible. A baby cannot live with Transposition of Great Arteries unless treated and surgery is performed within the first few weeks of life.
wow this is intense
MrONLYDOPE 1 month ago
sitowardi, this is not impossible. There is a form of TGA called L-TGA, also known as "congenitally corrected transposition." It's complicated but basically the ventricles are switched. Blue blood goes to the lungs via the left ventricle and red blood goes to the body via the right ventricle. Not a problem until the RV tires out, which usually occurs sometime in adulthood. 333niknak, good luck to you.
875jackson 4 months ago
33niknak, that is impossible. A baby cannot live with Transposition of Great Arteries unless treated and surgery is performed within the first few weeks of life.
sitowardi 1 year ago
Some how my docs miss that, living 32 with TOGA, serviced in Military for nearly 10 and now i'm getting a pacemaker
333niknak 1 year ago
when I was 10 days old I was at the same operation. Finally I see, what doctors did with my heart.
adka279 1 year ago
Doctor, What are your thoughts on using Ibuprofen, successfully practiced in Europe, to treating PDA as apposed to Surgery ?
SD777 3 years ago
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grenouil1970 4 years ago