This case report highlights the occurrence of a left ventricular myocardial crypt in combination with Barlow's syndrome.
Myocardial crypt with Barlow's syndrome remains of uncertain significance; leaves open its prognostic implications.
Myocardial crypts were initially described in patients with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. Modern diagnostic data show that this structural abnormality can be found in patients with other diseases, or might represent the variant of normal heart development in healthy individuals. The prognostic significance of this finding is uncertain. In this publication we present a clinical case of the combination of myocardial crypt and Barlows syndrome.
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