大动脉转位详解(国外英文资料).docVIP

大动脉转位详解(国外英文资料) Arteries transposition Arteries transposition (transposition of the great arteries, TGA) has been known for nearly 300 years. In 1797, Mathew Baillie first described the most common translocation types in London: d-tga. Aorta, pulmonary artery dislocation (transposition) application, for the first time in 1814 by Farre literal interpretation as the main artery - pulmonary artery cross arranged on ventricular septal (trans - meaning cross; positio - meaning location). In turn, the attempt to use the morphological variation as a basis for deformities has applied the term transposition to any abnormalities in the aorta in front of the pulmonary artery. In the early 20th century, the concept had been extended to any malformations that incorporated large vascular positions, regardless of the origin of their ventricles. Van Praagh has the most profound effect in the dissection of transposition. He suggests that the abnormal growth of the cone stem is the cause of the large vascular translocation (malposiontion). Translocation is just a type of translocation. Other types of ectopia include the right ventricular double exit, left ventricular double exit, and anatomically corrected arterial malposiontion. This abnormality is the result of an abnormal funnel or conical cone. In general, there is a conical cone under the aortic valve, and the aortic valve of the transposition is separated from the chamber flap on either side; The absence of the lower conical wall in the pulmonary valve is a continuous possibility of the direct fibers of the pulmonary valve, the mitral valve. This description and incomplete dislocation (incomplete transposition) contrast, while the name incomplete dislocation is out of date, now renamed the double outlet of right or left ventricular. We now call all the transposition, all of which are full transposition. Therefore, the modifier complete is redundant and should be avoided. Some people use the word translocation to describe the c