1, structurally, the first part is about heart disease, the second part is about heart disease and sudden death, and the third part is about preventing sudden death. So how to define sudden death?

2. In the first part, there is nothing wrong with distinguishing congenital/acquired. Are rheumatic heart disease and pulmonary heart disease also acquired? How to classify cardiomyopathy?

3. Congenital heart diseases are mostly sporadic, so the possibility should be added.

4. Hehe ... It is difficult for people with medical background to know all the heart-related diseases, not to mention that you have no medical background? Many expressions are unclear and the terminology is incorrect ... "Aortic dissection" can involve coronary artery, and "Kawasaki disease" is a manifestation of coronary artery involvement. There are many syndromes that are unknown at present: 2 1 trisomy, Noonan, Marfan, and so on.

5. What about heart trauma? What about infective endocarditis?

6. Prevention of sudden death ... There is no clear definition of sudden death ... Congenital heart disease may lead to sudden death, and a large amount of pericardial effusion may lead to sudden death. Apart from trauma, hypertrophic cardiomyopathy may lead to sudden death, and aortic dissection may lead to sudden death. ...

7. Most importantly, what do you want to say when you write this article? The final conclusion is that if it is cold exercise and sudden cardiac death, there is no need to spread it so widely.