Van Praagh Classification

Van Praagh Classification

Van Praagh Classification is used for

[A] Interrupted aortic arch
[B] Patent Ductus Atreriosus
[C] Atrioventricular Canal Defects
[D] Tetralogy of Fallot

Van Praagh Classification – Atrioventricular Canal Defects

  • Partial 
  • Transitional 
  • Intermediate
  • Complete 
    • Rastelli Type A 
    • Rastelli Type B
    • Rastelli Type C
  • Canal type VSD
  • Balanced
  • Unbalanced
    • Right ventricular type (right dominant)
    • Left ventricular type (left dominant)
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