Cardiopatias congênitas com repercussão hemodinâmica pós natal diagnosticadas pelo ecocardiograma fetal - Parte 1
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As cardiopatias congênitas são as doenças congênitas de maior prevalência. O diagnóstico precoce, especialmente quando há repercussão fetal e neonatal, possibilita o aconselhamento familiar e a programação do parto em unidades adequadas para o atendimento de recém-nascidos que necessitam de manuseio de alta complexidade. A metodologia deste estudo consistiu em uma revisão da literatura, selecionando artigos relevantes sobre as principais cardiopatias congênitas com repercussão fetal e neonatal. O objetivo desta revisão é apresentar, de forma resumida, as cardiopatias mais importantes com repercussão fetal e neonatal.
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