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Atrial Septal Defect Morphology – Justin Tretter  – RT: 27:00  –

ACHD Care for a Growing Population.  Presented by Matthias Greutmann MD. Learning Objectives: On completion of this module the learner should be able to: Describe the incidence of congenital heart disease Describe the natural history of complex congenital heart disease & how modern heart surgery has modified this history. Describe future challenges in ACHD care.

ACHD Basic Lecture Series: Miscellaneous Lesions: 5d-Marfan Syndrome and related disorders – Diagnosis. Presented by Tim Bradley MD Learning Objectives: Describe a common presentation of the adult patient with Marfan Syndrome according to the 2010 Revised Ghent Nosology. Describe conditions  typically associated with dilatation of the ascending aorta. Describe clinical features that is matched with

ACHD Basic Lecture Series: Miscellaneous Lesions: 5e-Marfan Syndrome and Related Disorders – Management . Presented by Tim Bradley MD Learning Objectives: Describe management of a patient with a CT Chest and is found to have an acute type A ascending aortic dissection extending from 1cm above the sinuses of Valsalva to the origin of the innominate

ACHD Basic Lecture Series: Miscellaneous Lesions: 5f-Case Presentation: The Patient with a Failing Left Ventricle Due to Anomalous Left Coronary Artery from the Pulmonary Artery  (ALCAPA). Presented by Elke Hoendermis MD. Learning Objectives: Define The clinical presentation of ALCAPA. Describe which lesion ALCAPA is frequently associated with. Describe the reversal of flow eventually seen in

ACHD Basic Lecture Series: Cyanotic Lesions: 4i-The Failing Fontan Circulation. Presented by Gruschen Veldtman MD and Yaso Emmanuel MD Learning Objectives: Define studies that would be most appropriate to  demonstrate the etiology of the Fontan circulation in atrial fibrillation. Define the normal hemodynamic pressures within the Fontan circuit in a Fontan patient at rest. Describe

ACHD Basic Lecture Series: Miscellaneous Lesions: 5c- Ebstein’s Anomaly in the Adult. Presented by Candice Silversides MD Learning Objectives: Describe a common in the presentation of the adult patient with Ebstein anomaly. Describe a common finding on EKG in a patient with an Ebstein. Define a symptom associated with worst outcomes for an Ebstein patient.

ACHD Basic Lecture Series: Cyanotic Lesions: 4f- Truncus Arteriosus. Presented by Kate English MD Learning Objectives:     • Define which genetic abnormality is commonly associated with Truncus Arteriosus.     • Define at what age death will occur if patients with Truncus Arteriosus are left unoperated.    • Describe what is the most common long term problem requiring redo surgery

ACHD Basic Lecture Series: Cyanotic Lesions: 4g-Complex uncorrected cyanotic lesions: towards a Fontan circulation. Presented by Alexander “Sasha” Opotowsky MD. Learning Objectives: Describe which procedures a patient most likely had undergo when the cardiologist instructed him to tell everyone to take his blood pressure only on the right side; and on exam, there is no