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-The supracristal outlet VSD is called subarterieële VSD. When subarterieële VSD, the lack of a portion of the outlet septum to support the aortic valve cusp of the aortic valve causing sagging VSD may be covered. Well this one aortic valve insufficiency arises. This can sometimes be a reason to also sign. Subarterieel a small VSD
+The supracristal outlet VSD is called subarterial VSD. In subarterial VSD, the lack of a portion of the outlet septum to support the aortic valve cusp of the aortic valve causes VSD to sag and be covered. As a result the aortic valve insufficiency arises. This can sometimes be a sign for a small subarterial VSD.
 In a perimembraneus VSD the septal leaflet of the tricuspid valve can close the defect (in part), the result may be implied that a septal aneurysm is present.