A. Eisenmenger Syndrome | |
Large congenital systemic-to-pulmonary shunt leading to pulmonary vasculopathy, increased PVR and reversal of shunt. Cyanosis and erythrocytosis present. | |
B. PAH associated with a predominant systemic-to-pulmonary shunt | |
Moderate-large shunt with mild-moderately increased pulmonary vascular resistance. Patient is not cyanotic at rest. Defect may be correctable or non-correctable. | |
C. PAH associated with a small defect | |
Significantly elevated pulmonary vascular resistance in the presence of a small defect (ASD < 2 cm diameter, VSD < 1 cm diameter). Often behaves similarly to idiopathic pulmonary arterial hypertension. | |
D. PAH associated with a repaired defect | |
PAH persists after closure or develops/recurs following closure. |