Double-Orifice Mitral Valve with Intact Atrioventricular Septum: An
Echocardiographic Study With Anatomic and Functional Considerations
Bibhuti B. Das, MD, Linda B. Pauliks, MD, Ole A. Knudson, Jr, RDCS, Scott Kirby, RDCS,
Kak-Chen Chan, MD, Lilliam Valdes-Cruz, MD, and Raul O. Cayre, MD,
Denver, Colorado;
Boston, Massachusetts; and Corrientes, Argentina
Original Articles
Anatomoechocardiographic correlation double inlet left ventricle
Luis Muñoz-Castellaños, MD – Nilda Espinola-Zavaleta, MD, PhD –
Candace Keirns, MD a [MEDLINE LOOKUP]
available online
Task Force Report
Guidelines on management (diagnosis and treatment)
of syncope*
Task Force on Syncope, European Society of Cardiology†: M. Brignole (Chairman),
P. Alboni, D. Benditt, L. Bergfeldt, J. J. Blanc, P. E. Bloch Thomsen, J. G. van Dijk,
A. Fitzpatrick, S. Hohnloser, J. Janousek, W. Kapoor, R. A. Kenny, P. Kulakowski,
A. Moya, A. Raviele, R. Sutton, G. Theodorakis and W. Wieling
Present some selected web_ cardiology pages classified by topics
Fetal echocardiography is up to date the most valuable tool for the diagnosis of fetal heart diseases.
The incidence of congenital heart disease is about 10 for 1000 live births.
We propose a register for continuous monitoring of congenital heart diseases from fetus to young adult in
the world through Internet W.W.W..
The persistents major ipo or ipercinetic arrhythmies could constitute
a condition of "cardiological fetal emergency" and if
not in relief and promptly takes care of could conduct the fetus to heart
failure and intrauterine death