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Ebstein anomaly

Ebstein anomaly

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Ebstein's anomaly is an abnormal heart condition where the wall separating the top and bottom halves of the heart is located lower in the heart than normal, causing the bottom chambers to be small and the top chambers to be enlarged. Babies born to women taking lithium during pregnancy are at risk of this birth defect.

Dr. Kat Kat reviewed this

33 years experience

Is a type of:

Congenital heart disease

How long it usually lasts:

Chronic (lasts years to lifelong)

How common it is:

Rare

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Is possible to not discover an Ebstein's anomaly until someone is 15yo?

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what causes Ebsteins anomaly?

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Are there different severities of Ebstein's anomaly?

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My fetus has ebstein anomaly. Is this is consider as defect for life?

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Is my child considered disabled if he has an Ebstein's anomaly in his heart?

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My grandson was just diagnosed with ebsteins anomaly. what can be done for it?

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Should I be concerned if my grandson was just diagnosed with ebsteins anomaly is it dangerous,and what can be done for it?

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To all the cardiologists out there -Can a woman with ebsteins anomaly have a baby?

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No gross fetal anomaly seen means what?

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What are the heredity risks associated with cardiac anomaly?

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My baby has sua. As per the ultrasound, he has sua but no anomaly seen. Should i worry about this? Thanks

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Any reason a coronary anomaly would start causing excercise angina at age 17 when age 16 no angina. If it is an anomaly?

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If one child has a congenital anomaly will our future children have them too?

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There may be a reduplication anomaly in the left upper urinary tract. What would this mean exactly? Our paed could not explain

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If you had mri to check for coronary anomaly and results were left one normal and fairly sure 90% right one is and advised no more test. What wouyoudo?

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My anomaly scan due date is 31st dec.now am 31 wk preg. i took 1 ultrasound also it shws tht edd date by usg is 15 dec.my sugar level normal.any prob?

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The cause of my high resting heart rate couldn't be heart anomaly because I had an echo and they said it was normal? Doesn't that rule it out?

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