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Truncus arteriosus is a rare but serious condition characterized by abnormal development of the main arteries of the heart, resulting in a common truncal origin of the pulmonary artery and aorta. It is a heart defect that is usually seen in newborns and can lead to severe circulatory problems as well as a lack of oxygen in the blood. Normally, the left and right pulmonary arteries separate from the aorta and lead to the lungs, but in the presence of truncus arteriosus, they do not have a separate development. This defect can result in serious complications and high mortality, making early diagnosis and treatment critical.<\/p>\n

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