Overview
Intracardiac Shunts contains ASD, PAPVR, PDA, Large VSD and an unrepaired Tetralogy of Fallot (TOF) example, with Eisenmenger physiology as the separate advanced pulmonary-vascular option. Shunts can interact with other selected conditions and interventions.
The presets use illustrative anatomy and flow relationships. They are not patient-specific defect measurements, and the named ASD teaching example does not force Qp/Qs to remain above 1.5 after every possible change in PVR, SVR or support.
Review the added flow/saturation information in the summary. Shunt configurations replace ordinary non-shunt output displays where their measurement assumptions would no longer apply.