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Vsd in intraventricular septum.
She had murmering in her heart beat from child hood diagnosed as vsd in intraventricular septum of 4mm. Doctor advised us to go in for plugging through angiogram. She is having regular cold, dental infection and piercing in her legs and shoulder. Pl tell us is the vsd to b plugged or Any other method through medication to. Close that vsd.
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Dr. Vikas Kohli
Pediatric Cardiologist
30 yrs exp
Delhi
Please get an opinion of your echo from a pediatric cardiologist. They deal with these problems most often. Not every vsd requires closure. And similarly though angiographic way appears tempting please ensure :1. Does it require closure. 2. Is their any complication of vsd like valve leakage or valve prolapse 3. What is the long term potential problem of surgery vs device ( angiographic) closure. www.childhearttreatment.com
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Dr. Harshal Arun Pawade
Cardiologist
14 yrs exp
Jalgaon
What is the present age of the patient? Is it 21 years?
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