Describes a previously unreported anatomical variant of a left ventricular false tendon attached to the aortic valve as a potential cause of a systolic ejection click in a child.
A case of an asymptomatic child presenting with persistent systolic ejection click and found to have an unusual left ventricular false tendon attached to aortic valve that has not been described previously and may be responsible for the click.
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