Time left 0:26:08 10-year-old child with a small peri-membranous VSD is being followed by a Pediatric Cardiologist every year. He is completely asymptomatic from a CVS standpoint. Auscultation is significant for a typical holosystolic murmur of VSD but no diastolic murmurs are heard. The patient asks you why he needs to be followed regularly. a. To see if the patient has developed pulmonary hypertension b. To evaluate for development of congestive heart failure c. Because of the concern of possible development of aortic insufficiency
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