Abstract Bodily isomerism, often referred to as “Heterotaxy,” is the clinical entity in which the thoracic organs are themselves mirror-imaged in the same individual. The thoracic isomerism can be right or left. The left thoracic isomerism always has both atria with their atrial appendages of left morphology and frequently a mixed atrioventricular connection. Usually, there are two well-developed ventricles; however, in some cases, there may be univentricular physiology. In the set of left thoracic isomerism, no case of imperforate tricuspid valve with severe hypoplasia associated with a vascular ring has been reported in the literature.
Colín-Ortiz et al. (Tue,) studied this question.