congenital heart disease infant

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Congenital Heart Disease , Rheumatic Heart Disease ( X-ray body of child and red color on heart area ) Royalty Free Stock Photo

Congenital Heart Disease , Rheumatic Heart Disease ( X-ray whole body of child and red color on heart area ) Royalty Free Stock Photo

Heart disease in a child Royalty Free Stock Photo

plain chest x ray for a newborn infant in incubator with a right lung congenital pneumonia at the right apex Royalty Free Stock Photo

a plain chest x ray for a newborn infant in incubator with a right lung congenital pneumonia at the right apex Royalty Free Stock Photo

Diagnosis Ventricular septal defect. Figure heart, stethoscope, surgical scalpel and gloves are near title Ventricular septal defe Royalty Free Stock Photo

Diagnosis Tetralogy of Fallot. Figure heart, stethoscope, surgical scalpel and gloves are near title Tetralogy of Fallot. Concept Royalty Free Stock Photo

Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia (CDH) Royalty Free Stock Photo

Diagnosis Dextrocardia. Figure heart, stethoscope, surgical scalpel and gloves are near title Dextrocardia. Concept for diagnotics Royalty Free Stock Photo

Diagnosis Aortopulmonary window. Figure heart, stethoscope, surgical scalpel and gloves are near title Aortopulmonary window. Conc Royalty Free Stock Photo

Diagnosis Mitral Stenosis. Figure heart, stethoscope, surgical scalpel and gloves are near title Mitral Stenosis. Concept for diag Royalty Free Stock Photo

Illustration depicts an infant alongside a detailed diagram of a heart. The heart is labeled with parts like the aorta (AO), pulmonary artery (PA), left atrium (LA), right atrium (RA), left ventricle (LV), and right ventricle (RV). Arrows indicate the flow of oxygen-rich, oxygen-poor, and mixed blood. The infant, in a diaper, highlights the focus on congenital heart disease. Vivid colors help distinguish different parts of the heart and blood types.