What is Eisenmenger syndrome? | Circulatory System and Disease | NCLEX-RN | Khan Academy

Eisenmenger's syndrome is when blood in the heart shunts from right-to-left due to increased pressure in the right ventricle. This increased pressure is usually caused by extra blood flowing through the blood vessels of the lungs, originally caused by left-to-right shunting of blood from a hole in the heart wall. Created by Leslie Samuel.
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I am finally understanding this syndrome. Omg. Thank you!!!!

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Impressive video. I would just like to add that cyanosis caused by Right to Left Shunts is central cyanosis, i.e it is not limited to the skin, but also involves the mucosa and can be seen in the oral mucosa and tongue.

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Nicely explained. Have you found any new studies about eisenmenger syndrome in terms of treatment?

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Really great video....Very comprehensive ,Interesting, simple and funny...(the hand drawing part)
Just a suggestion: include other CHD examples where Eisenmenger syndrome can occur. I also thought Right Ventricular Hypertrophy was one long term outcome such shunting CHDs

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Esinenmenger's syndrome is a complication of VSD , ASD and PDA ...

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*complication of untreated VSD, ASD, and PDA

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You have written above that non_cyanotic heart disease by how it could be a cyanosis

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Thanks for the great video. But what exactly is the mechanism of clubbing fingers? I am curious.

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Mechanisms are unknown, but there are theories

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What is the right treatment and cure for this now?

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What is the difference between the ventricular septal defect in the Eisenmenger's Syndrome and Fallot's Tetralogy? Which actually makes them different.

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Watching it after 9 years

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Can eissenmerger syndrome reverse again to left to right because when right side has more pressure eventually pushing blood to left will increase pressure on left side again, greater than on left side.... Is it possible.. Explain someone

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My SIL age 58 is admitted due to CO2 Narcosis with VSD & Eisemenger syndrome. Any latest treatment for this defects?

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Everybody gangsta till blood starts flowing backwards...

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Is this operable?

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I am eisenmengar patient 😔 I have facing alot of difficulties in. Breathing but operation is not possible 😔😔

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I also have eisenmenger how r u doing

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I came here only to know the exact pronunciation of the syndrome but bro when will u say it

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I-shen-ben-gurs But the shen is pronounced quite a kind of z sound? Like shh but zhh.
Im not entirely sure if that helped, it’s abit hard to text how to pronounce Eisenmengers but I hope that helps

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