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Unusual presentation for a patent ductus arteriosus
European Respiratory Review, 09/02/09
Vizza CD et al. – The correct diagnosis of the underlying cause of pulmonary arterial hypertension is essential. Patients with underlying heart defects may have an atypical presentation and be referred to expert centres with an incorrect diagnosis. A full investigation is necessary; careful examination of right ventricular anatomy can provide clues about the aetiology of PH, and it is important to exclude intra– and extracardiac shunts during haemodynamic studies.
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