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drchetancreation.in on Instagram: "The Eisenmenger Syndrome triad describes the progression of a congenital heart defect (like a VSD or ASD) where a long-standing left-to-right shunt causes severe, irreversible pulmonary hypertension, leading to reversed blood flow (right-to-left shunt) and resulting in cyanosis (bluish skin), significant hypoxemia, and clubbing of the fingers, making it a multisystem disorder with serious risks like bleeding, heart failure, and stroke. Here's a breakdown of the

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