Atlas of congenital cardiac disease / by Maude E. Abbott.

  • Abbott, Maude E. (Maude Elizabeth), 1869-1940.
Date:
1936
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Credit: Atlas of congenital cardiac disease / by Maude E. Abbott. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Page Plate XI. A. Hypertrophy of the Heart in Infants. B. Congenital Rhabdomyoma.26-27 A. Heart and x-ray in a case of glycogenic cardiomegaly—the same with electrocardiogram in anomalous origin of left coronary from pulmonary artery—heart with x-ray, electrocardiogram and microphotograph in a case of chronic inflam¬ matory changes in myocardium (Ivugel). B. Rhabdomyoma (nodular form). Plate XII. Anomalies of Coronary Sinus.28-29 Receives both pulmonary veins as a single trunk—receives right coronary artery by arterio-venous loop—receives left superior cava in absence of right. Group II Cases of Arterial-venous Shunt with Terminal Reversal of Flow (Cyanose tardive) Plate XIII. Patent Ductus Arteriosus.32-33 Diagrams showing the normal and foetal circulation and that in patent ductus—case of patent ductus with infective pul¬ monary endarteritis—skiagraph showing x-ray cap—graphic record of heart signs—electrocardiogram. Plate XIV. Defects of Interauricular Septum and Patent Foramen Ovale.34-35 Diagrams of circulation in the above—case of persistent ostium secundum with pulmonary dilatation and insufficiency—case of mitral stenosis with interauricular insufficiency—orthodiagraph of same—persistent ostium primum, two cases, one in mongolian idiocy—paradoxical embolism in patent foramen ovale—Osier’s case of premature closure of foramen ovale. Plate XV. A. Defects of Interventricular Septum. B. Defects of Aortic Septum.36-37 A. Diagram of the circulation—hearts from three cases of defect at base of interventricular septum, one with infective endo¬ carditis—graphic record of heart signs (Segall)—orthodiagraph—electrocardiogram showing partial heart block. B. Dia¬ gram of circulation—case of ruptured aneurysm of the sinus of Valsalva with infective endocarditis—views of both ventricles and explanatory model of embryonic bulbus cordis. Group III Cases of Permanent Venous Arterial Shunt and Retardation of Flow (Cyanotic Group) Plate XVI. Symptomatology of Congenital Cyanosis.40-41 Clubbing of fingers and toes—cyanotic facies—cyanosis retinae—capillary changes—diagrams illustrating pathogenesis (Lundsgaard and van Slyke)—characteristic electrocardiogram in tetralogy of Fallot. Plate XVII. Pulmonary Stenosis at Lower Bulbar Orifice. All Cardiac Septa Closed.42-43 Diagram showing course of the circulation—heart and x-rays in conus stenosis with infective endocarditis—heart, x-rays, electrocardiogram and myocardium in Eakin and Abbott’s case with multiple somatic defects. Plate XVIII. A. Pulmonary and Tricuspid Stenosis with Closed Ventricular Septum. B. Eisenmenger Complex . . 44-45 A. Diagram of the circulation—heart in valvular pulmonary stenosis—in pulmonary and tricuspid stenosis, two cases, one by William Osier. B. Diagram of the circulation in biventricular aorta—heart with x-ray and electrocardiogram showing bundle-branch block. Plate XIX. Pulmonary Stenosis and Atresia with Defect of Ventricular Septum (Tetralogy of Fallot).46-47 Diagram of circulation in pulmonary stenosis with dextroposition of aorta and ventricular septal defect—hearts from two cases, one with electrocardiogram—orthodiagram showing coeur-en-sabot—Osier’s case of pulmonary atresia with septal defect—diagram of the circulation in this case—electrocardiogram showing partial heart block. Plate XX. Pulmonary Atresia with Closed Septum. Aortic, Mitral and Tricuspid Atresias.48-49 Diagrams of the circulation in the above—two cases of pulmonary atresia, one with x-ray—three cases of aortic atresia and mitral aplasia—x-ray of heart in a case of tricuspid atresia. Plate XXI. Cor Triloculare Biatriatum and Biventriculare and Persistent Ostium Commune.50-51 Diagram of the circulation in persistent ostium atrio-ventriculare commune—three cases with mongolian idiocy—one with associated absence of transverse arch and mitral atresia—diagram of the circulation in cor triloculare biatriatum—two cases with small supplementary chamber cut off by anomalous septum and giving off in one the pulmonary artery (Andrew Holmes’ case, 1823) and in the other the transposed aorta—diagram of circulation in cor biventriculare—illustrative case. Plate XXII. A. Cor Biloculare. B. Persistent Truncus Arteriosus.52-53 Diagram of the circulation in cor biloculare with transposition of great trunks with illustrative case—diagrams of the circula¬ tion in persistent truncus arteriosus—Feller’s diagrammatic presentation of his three cases—hearts from two personal cases of persistent truncus—x-ray of heart and microphotograph of pulmonary cusp in Allan Roos’s case. Plate XXIII. Complete Transposition of Great Trunks with Closed Ventricular Septum.54-55 Diagrams of the circulation—drawing of a case by Louis Gross—heart, x-ray and electrocardiogram from another case— heart and myocardium in complete transposition with aortic atresia. Plate XXIV. Complete Transposition of Great Trunks with Defect of Ventricular Septum.56-57 Diagram of the circulation—heart and torso in a case with thoracopagus parasiticus—heart, x-ray and electrocardiogram from a case with rudimentary interventricular septum, conus stenosis of right ventricle, double mitral orifice, double right superior cava and complete congenital heart block (C. F. Moffatt and M. E. Abbott). Plate XXV. A. Dextrocardia. B. Corrected Transposition and Complete Congenital Heart Block.58-59 Mirror-picture dextrocardia in partial situs inversus, two cases, one with mitral atresia, the other in cor biloculare with pul¬ monary atresia—the same in complete situs inversus with cor biatriatum triloculare, malposed pulmonary veins and persistent “left” superior cava into coronary sinus—case of corrected transposition of great trunks with inversion of ventricles, great dilatation of pulmonary artery and complete congenital heart block (Allan Roos). Chart I. Statistics of Congenital Cardiac Disease.60-61 Index .... 62