Key result
Autopsy of three cases with a rare variant of tricuspid atresia revealed Ebstein's malformation, partial Uhl's anomaly, regional right ventricular dysplasia, and epicardial coronary anomalies.
Population
3 autopsy cases with a rare variant of tricuspid atresia
Design
Case_series
Authors
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Additional features broaden the tricuspid atresia spectrum; leaves diagnostic and therapeutic implications open.
Case Report (n=3)
This study details the anatomical anomalies in a rare variant of tricuspid atresia, suggesting that defective development of the right ventricle and its blood supply may underlie this condition.
O’Connor et al. (1992) conducted a case report in Tricuspid atresia variant (n=3). Autopsy of three cases with a rare variant of tricuspid atresia revealed Ebstein's malformation, partial Uhl's anomaly, regional right ventricular dysplasia, and epicardial coronary anomalies.
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