Describes a rare case of anomalous left ventricular chordae tendineae causing a praecordial pansystolic murmur in a baby with pre-excitation and fibroelastosis.
Rare anomalous LV chordae may explain murmurs in pre-excited infants; case report leaves broader diagnostic implications open.
Clinical and necropsy findings are briefly described in a young child with pre-excitation who had a loud praecordial murmur. At necropsy, anomalous chordae tendineae were found in the left ventricular cavity stretching from the septum to the free wall in addition to severe endocardial
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