Key result
Two cases of ventricular septal aneurysm diagnosed by selective left ventricular angiography were found to be asymptomatic and hemodynamically normal, not requiring surgical repair.
Case Report (n=2)
Ventricular septal aneurysms, potentially representing spontaneous closure of a ventricular septal defect, can be asymptomatic and hemodynamically stable without the need for surgical intervention.
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May support conservative management in asymptomatic cases; leaves open natural history and surveillance needs.
Edelstein et al. (1965) conducted a case report in Ventricular septal aneurysm (n=2). Selective left ventricular angiography was evaluated on Clinical status and hemodynamic stability. Two cases of ventricular septal aneurysm diagnosed by selective left ventricular angiography were found to be asymptomatic and hemodynamically normal, not requiring surgical repair.
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