… This study revealed that prevalence of interruption or congenital stenosis of the IVC was
0.15% (12 in 7972) patients. It also was shown that interrupted or stenotic lesion of the IVC were …

… The purpose of this report is to correlate the clinical, pathologic, roentgenographic, and
hemodynamic data in a case of congenital stenosis of the individual pulmonary veins. The report …

… Patients with congenital heart disease are at risk of stenosis or occlusion of systemic veins
following indwelling lines or catheterizations. Stent dilation may ameliorate symptoms and …

… Pulmonary vein stenosis (PVS) remains a formidable clinical challenge in congenital heart
disease. In recent years, the medical community has pushed to advance our understanding …

… The spectrum of congenital mitral valve stenosis (MS) … 1) to those with isolated congenital
MS. Variation in disease has … of patients with congenital mitral stenosis to help provide a better …

… Congenital mitral valve stenosis is a heterogeneous group of … pathologies frequently found
in congenital mitral stenosis. … Typical congenital mitral stenosis with marked reduction of the …

… ' stenosis either with or without a subvalvular stenosis; in addition a further proportion of cases
of morbus caeruleus occur in which a pure pulmonary valvular stenosis … of stenosis exists; …

… Stenosing airway disease, including congenital and acquired lesions, is rare in the pediatric
age group. Untill recently, the outlook for patients with congenital tracheal stenosis (CTS) …

… It is frequently associated with arrhythmias and other congenital cardiac anomalies. Though
… stenosis determined by a subaortic membrane; this particular association of congenital …

… One of the patients underwent a heart surgery for congenital malformation, pulmonary
artery stenosis and atrial septal defect, at the age of 5. An other one suffered from varicose …