Significant cardiac anomalies such as Tetralogy of Fallot may be recognized for the first time during routine antenatal examination, highlighting the need for multidisciplinary team management.
EDITORIAL COMMENT : We accepted this case report for publication not only because we wish to help spread the authors' message regarding team management during pregnancy of high risk patients with cardiac disease, but also to remind readers that significant cardiac anomalies may be recognized for the first time during routine antenatal examination.
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