| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type | 
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5612123 | Journal of the American Society of Echocardiography | 2017 | 10 Pages | 
Abstract
												Fetal rTVD is characterized by more severe RA dilation and dysfunction compared with fetal RHO and control groups. RA dysfunction may be an important contributor to reduced ventricular filling and output, potentially playing a critical role in the worsened outcomes observed in fetal rTVD.
											Keywords
												APFVVIIsovolumic contraction timeIVCIVCTIVRTPulmonary atresiaVelocity time integralFetal echocardiographyright ventricle, ventricularleft ventricle, ventricularTricuspidVelocity vector imagingTricuspid regurgitationatriumRhoIsovolumic relaxation timeejection timeEbstein's anomalyVtiInferior vena cava
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											Authors
												Lisa W. MD, Nee Scze MBChB, Anita J. MD, Sonali S. MD, PhD, Fayeza MBBS, FRCSC, Wayne MD, Timothy MBBS, Paul MBBS, Jean RDCS, Tiina MD, PhD, Lisa K. MD, 
											