Cyanosis-Hints Central cyanosis:implies decreased arterial oxygen saturation Peripheral cyanosis:caused by a decreased rate of peripheral blood flow
Cyanosis-Hints ◼ Central cyanosis: implies decreased arterial oxygen saturation ◼ Peripheral cyanosis: caused by a decreased rate of peripheral blood flow
Differential diagnosis Cardiovascular disease -Congenital heart disease -Eisenmenger syndrome -Pulmonary arteriovenous fistulae -Systemic arteriovenous fistulae -Primary pulmonary hypertension
Differential diagnosis ◼ Cardiovascular disease -Congenital heart disease -Eisenmenger syndrome -Pulmonary arteriovenous fistulae -Systemic arteriovenous fistulae -Primary pulmonary hypertension
Differential diagnosis -Congestive heart failure/low output state Respiratory diseases -Nasal obstruction -Foreign body aspiration -Tracheal compression -Bronchiolitis -Reactive airway disease
Differential diagnosis -Congestive heart failure/ low output state ◼ Respiratory diseases -Nasal obstruction -Foreign body aspiration -Tracheal compression -Bronchiolitis -Reactive airway disease
Differential diagnosis -RDS -Meconium aspiration -Pneumonia -Plural effusion -Diaphragmatic hernia -Lung hypoplasia
Differential diagnosis -RDS -Meconium aspiration -Pneumonia -Plural effusion -Diaphragmatic hernia -Lung hypoplasia
Differential diagnosis Metabolic disease -Hypoglycemia ■Neurologic diseases -Seizures -Edema -Hemorrhage
Differential diagnosis ◼ Metabolic disease -Hypoglycemia ◼ Neurologic diseases -Seizures -Edema -Hemorrhage
Differential diagnosis Miscellaneous -Crying -Sepsis -Breath holding -Drug:respiratory depressants
Differential diagnosis ◼ Miscellaneous -Crying -Sepsis -Breath holding -Drug: respiratory depressants
Differential diagnosis Discussion Cardiovascular -Neonates with cyanosis by CHD 1.Poor mixing of the systemic and pulmonary circulations ransposition Nomal Heart RV Foramen Ovale
Differential diagnosis Discussion ◼ Cardiovascular -Neonates with cyanosis by CHD 1. Poor mixing of the systemic and pulmonary circulations
Differential diagnosis Discussion Decreased pulmonary blood flow and normal peripheral perfusion Pulmonary Atresia with Intact Ventricular Septum Tetralogy of Fallot R
Differential diagnosis Discussion ◼ Decreased pulmonary blood flow and normal peripheral perfusion
Differential diagnosis Discussion Increased pulmonary venous pressure leading to pulmonary edema and poor gas exchange View of abnormal connection of Oxygenated pulmonary blood from veins behind the right the heart lung Pulmonary Veins Oxygenated RA blood from RV the left lung TAPVD
Differential diagnosis Discussion ◼ Increased pulmonary venous pressure leading to pulmonary edema and poor gas exchange