Fallot tetralogy

It has been a while since my last post. rindu ke? relax laah. haha.

Now im back in Russia. doing the same thing again and again and again. without even realising how time flies so fast, i'm now a 5th year medical student. another 20 months and i'm a doctor.

What? a doctor? yeah its hard to belive. and i understand. hardly to believe even for myself.

Recently i had a small baby patient with a congenital heart defect. when she was born, she has all the scores for a normal healthy baby. but after some minutes, her skin started to turn into blue, breathing intensely and she wasn't able to cry because she was lacking of oxygen. pity her she was diagnosed with Fallot tetralogy after some clinical investigations. her heart has anomalies; her ventricles is fused together forming only 3 chambers consisting 2 atrias and 1 ventricle, and the vessel which blood should be passed to the lungs is almost fully closed or in med jargon called stenosis. she was indicated for emergency surgery for total correction of the heart.

My class then finished but she is still inside the OT. lets hope that i'll see her again on monday. ));