Aortopulmonary Window and Associated Anomalies

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Antenatal Diagnosis•First reported by Collinet et al 2002.–Simple aortopulmonary window may notbe identified by fetal echocardiographybecause equal pressure in the ascendingaorta <strong>and</strong> pulmonary root.•Antenatal diagnosis ofaortopulmonary window withinterrupted aortic arch first reported in2009 by Hayashi et al–Posterior deviation of the outlet septum isabsent.
Presentation•Similar to that of other patients withlefttoright shunts, such as PDA or VSD<strong>and</strong> depends on the size of the defect.•congestive heart failure–tachypnea–diaphoresis–poor feeding–inadequate weight gain are common.with large defects, bidirectional shuntingcan produce systemic desaturation.
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