Key result
A nomenclature system employing sequential chamber localization provides a logical approach to diagnosing congenital heart disease by linking atrial, ventricular, and arterial segments.
Design
Review
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Sequential nomenclature standardizes congenital heart descriptions; extends prior systems but leaves clinical adoption open.
Provides a logical, sequential nomenclature system for diagnosing and categorizing congenital heart disease anomalies.
Shinebourne et al. (1976) conducted a review in congenital heart disease. Sequential chamber localization nomenclature was evaluated. A nomenclature system employing sequential chamber localization provides a logical approach to diagnosing congenital heart disease by linking atrial, ventricular, and arterial segments.
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