Coexistence of Single Ventricle with Atresia of One Atrioventricular Orifice
Manuel Quero
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Manuel Quero
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A new case of an unusual association of mitral atresia with single left ventricle is reported. The salient anatomic features include: (1) the right atrioventricular valve is atretic; (2) the left atrioventricular valve enters the large ventricle with morphologic characteristics of the left ventricle; and (3) this large ventricle communicates by way of an interventricular communication with a smaller left-sided ventricle, but with the morphologic characteristics of the right ventricle. Guidelines for the recognition of these uncommon malformations are given.
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A new case of an unusual association of mitral atresia with single left ventricle is reported. The salient anatomic features include: (1) the right atrioventricular valve is atretic; (2) the left atrioventricular valve enters the large ventricle with morphologic characteristics of the left ventricle; and (3) this large ventricle communicates by way of an interventricular communication with a smaller left-sided ventricle, but with the morphologic characteristics of the right ventricle. Guidelines for the recognition of these uncommon malformations are given.
Key concepts: Ventricle, Medicine, Atrioventricular valve, Atresia, Cardiology, Atrioventricular canal, Internal medicine, Mitral valve