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What are the tests for absent pulmonary valve?
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Obvious at birth: Pulmonary valve atresia will render the child blue at birth and the pediatric cardiology team will probably be able to make the call in a very short time. If this has happened to you, i wish you and your child the best of luck; today's surgery helps many of these babies.
Answered 6/14/2012
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Echocardiogram: Absent pulmonary valve can be diagnosed by transthoracic echocardiogram.
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