ASD Anatomy & Shunts
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An atrial septal defect map showing the common hole in the interatrial septum, how blood usually shunts from left to right, and which ASD types are linked to abnormal pulmonary veins or valve problems. Tap the defect labels, switch between anatomy, shunt logic, comparison, and quiz tabs, and answer the multiple-choice checks to test which lesions can be closed with a device.
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