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Congenital bifid LV apex presents as an extremely rare morphological variant with variable clinical features.
Describes multimodality imaging of an extremely rare congenital bifid left ventricular apex.
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Multimodality imaging aids recognition of rare bifid LV apex; leaves open its clinical significance and need for prospective data.
Initially described in 1912, a bifid left ventricular (LV) apex is an extremely rare congenital morphological variant in humans [1]. Only isolated cases have been reported, with variable degrees of...
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Dogahe et al. (2026) studied this question. A congenital bifid left ventricular apex is an extremely rare morphological variant in humans, with only isolated cases reported showing variable degrees of presentation.
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