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Differential Diagnosis For Cyanosis Child: Congenital, Developmental Disorders

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Congenital, Developmental Disorders: next: Genetic Causes: Hyaline membrane/immature lung newborn; Congenital cyanotic heart disease; Pulmonary A/V malformation; Pulmonary valve atresia; Shunt, right to left, cardiac; Eisenmenger syndrome; Lung hypoplasia/congenital/child; Hypoplastic left heart syndrome; Transposition great vessels, complete; Truncus arteriosis, persistant; Pulmonary valve stenos/patent f. ovale; Pulmonary valve, stenosis; Tetralogy of Fallot; Tricuspid valve, atresia; Pulmonary veins, anomalous/right atrium; Shunt, intracardiac; Lung dysplasia/hypoplasia/infant; Pulmonary sequestration/congenital; Pulmonary veins,anomal. drain hepatic; Total anomalous pulmonary venous return; Transposition, great vessels, corrected; Tricuspid valve, Ebstein anomaly; Birth asphyxia Syndrome/Hypoxic event

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