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Is a patent foramen ovale a congenital heart defect?

Lucas Carter | 2023-06-10 03:58:22 | page views:1281
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Noah Thompson

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An ASD is a failure of the septal tissue to form between the atria, and as such it is considered a congenital heart defect, something that you are born with. Generally an ASD hole is larger than that of a PFO. ... PFOs, on the other hand, can only occur after birth when the foramen ovale fails to close.Mar 29, 2017
2023-06-10 03:58:22

Amelia Hernandez

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An ASD is a failure of the septal tissue to form between the atria, and as such it is considered a congenital heart defect, something that you are born with. Generally an ASD hole is larger than that of a PFO. ... PFOs, on the other hand, can only occur after birth when the foramen ovale fails to close.Mar 29, 2017
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