Interviewer: How come the pediatrician is sitting in nursery and checked the baby below, why did they do to check so careful.
Interviewee: I’ve mentioned that oral that comes in the heart in feeds blood of the whole body, now that big blood vessel could sometimes have a narrowing in it. And if it does you don’t give blood to the lower half of the body or whatever or you don’t get blood after the point where the narrowing is and what this feeling, there feeling the pulses in the legs to make sure there is a good pulses and good blood flowing down to the baby like child’s leg.
Interviewer: So it could be a narrowing somewhere along that fight.
Interviewee: Could be a very significant narrowing or it could even be where the hole would don’t form with this is actually an affection of the aorta missing.
Interviewer: With this term is coaction of aorta?
Interviewee: Well the changes we use coactions or which we mean a narrowing of the aorta and it can be very severe that you have even an interrupted aortic artery with the actually where we are ascending and descending proportion of the aorta are not connected.
Interviewer: How do you handle that?
Interviewee: These are mostly does surgically in the babies and at this point where as you gain beginning to use catheters in deal with balloons and balloons or some of this. So basing with the construction totally sometimes but many times I do end of— It’s kind of major in terms of these children often don’t have to go on bypass, okay so it makes it a little short of procedure a little less risky procedure and now we cant losing there catheter, they are actually may not do or when sitting they may die in a little a little bit and you have to come back a little while or a little more okay and you know with time you know getting up to the size it has to be.
Interviewer: Can the child have this aorta and be detected for many years?
Interviewee: Absolutely.
Interviewer: What they do about that?
Interviewee: No, no there is no different today specially for the older kids they are now diluting the more when doing surgery if they can. It depends on the institution honestly.
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