Patients with central cyanosis
Patients with central cyanosis
Patients with central cyanosis
Patients with central cyanosis usually have all of the following Except
[A] Hyperuricemia
[B] Hypertrophic osteoarthropathy
[C] Erythrocytosis
[D] Atherosclerotic narrowing of coronary arteries
Patients with central cyanosis
Patients with central cyanosis
Patients with central cyanosis usually have
- Dilated coronary arteries – atherosclerotic narrowing is unusual.
- Total cholesterol level – lower than that of the general population
Gerbode defect
Gerbode defect is defined as abnormal shunting between the left ventricle and right atrium resulting from either a congenital defect or prior cardiac insults
