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Rastelli Classification of Complete AVSD — Series: #1–3
👉The Rastelli classification describes complete AVSD according to the morphology and chordal attachment of the superior bridging leaflet. 👉Types A, B, and C progress from septal crest attachment to anomalous right ventricular papillary muscle attachment and finally a free-floating superior bridging leaflet.
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1/3 | #1 Rastelli Type A 👉The superior bridging leaflet is tethered by chordae to the crest of the ventricular septum.
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2/3 | #2 Rastelli Type B 👉The superior bridging leaflet lacks direct septal crest attachment and is supported by chordae inserting into an anomalous right ventricular papillary muscle.
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3/3 | #3 Rastelli Type C 👉The superior bridging leaflet is free-floating without chordal attachment to the ventricular septal crest.
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Rastelli Classification of Complete AVSD — Series: #1–3
👉The Rastelli classification describes complete AVSD according to the morphology and chordal attachment of the superior bridging leaflet. 👉Types A, B, and C progress from septal crest attachment to anomalous right ventricular papillary muscle attachment and finally a free-floating superior bridging leaflet.
1/3 | #1 Rastelli Type A 👉The superior bridging leaflet is tethered by chordae to the crest of the ventricular septum.
2/3 | #2 Rastelli Type B 👉The superior bridging leaflet lacks direct septal crest attachment and is supported by chordae inserting into an anomalous right ventricular papillary muscle.
3/3 | #3 Rastelli Type C 👉The superior bridging leaflet is free-floating without chordal attachment to the ventricular septal crest.