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Don't You Forget About Me

Cyanotic congenital heart disease Pt02 ("The Cardiac Blues")

Jeffrey Gossett MD and Andrea Marmor, MD
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Tags cardiovascular CV disorders · MOCA Objective

You’re called to the nursery to evaluate a baby with low oxygen saturations who is looking blue. How do you know if it’s cardiac or pulmonary and what can you do to distinguish the two? What steps do you need to take to stabilize this baby?  Luckily, Andi sits down with UCSF pediatric cardiologist Jeff Gossett to discuss cyanotic congenital heart disease and answer these questions and so many more.

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