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septal defect

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun septal defect has 1 sense
  1. septal defect - a congenital abnormality in the septum between the left and right sides of the heart
    --1 is a kind of
    congenital heart defect
    --1 has particulars: atrial septal defect; ventricular septal defect

Definitions from the Web

Septal Defect

Description:

A septal defect refers to a structural abnormality in the walls (septum) that separate the chambers of the heart. This condition causes an opening or hole in the heart's septum, allowing blood to flow between the chambers and affecting the heart's ability to function properly.

Examples:

Noun (Medical):

  1. Infants born with septal defects may experience symptoms such as difficulty breathing and poor weight gain.
  2. Doctors may use echocardiograms to diagnose septal defects.
  3. Surgical intervention may be necessary to repair larger septal defects.

Noun (Popular):

  1. Mary's brother was diagnosed with a septal defect, and he will undergo open-heart surgery next month.
  2. John learned about the risks associated with septal defects during his health class at school.
  3. There are various treatment options available for septal defects, including medication and cardiac catheterization.

Adjective:

  1. The septal defect surgery was successful, and the patient is now recovering well.
  2. Carol's son was born with a small septal defect, which was closely monitored by the pediatrician.
  3. The doctor explained that the septal defect repair procedure carries minimal risks.

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