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cyanotic heart disease

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cyanotic heart disease
See Congenital heart disease, Ischemic heart disease.
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However, their hearts are enlarging due to the overload and when it starts to weaken in early adult hood, they will experience the same symptoms as cyanotic heart disease.
Children's Heart Problems by Brenda Williams / Food/cooking/nutrition community
But Nathan had cyanotic heart disease, resulting in low oxygen levels in the blood, and his heart had holes and was malformed.
YOU CAN'T STOP OUR NATHAN; HE WAS BORN WITH HIS HEART ON WRONG SIDE ... by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
Some authors have indicated that the histologic category of the tumor, the hyperplastic type, is very common in patients with chronic hypoxia, like people living at high altitudes and patients with obstructive chronic pulmonary disease, or patients with congenital cyanotic heart disease.
Update in carotid chemodectomas by Goffredo, Costanza; Antignani, Pier Luigi; Gervasi, Francesco; Ricottini, Elisabetta / Archives: The International Journal of Medicine
 
 
 
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