Persistierender Ductus arteriosus
Alternative Bezeichnung: PDA
Ein Herzfehler, der durch Probleme bei der Entwicklung des Herzens verursacht wird.
- Durch medizinisches Fachpersonal behandelbar
- Ärztliche Diagnose erforderlich
- Labortests oder bildgebende Verfahren in jedem Fall erforderlich
Der persistierende Ductus arteriosus (PDA) ist eine Öffnung zwischen zwei Blutgefässen, die vom Herzen wegführen.
Selten: Weniger als 200.000 Fälle pro Jahr in den USA
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What is the medical term ductus?
What does the ductus do?
What are the different types of ductus?
What is a ductus arteriosus?
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