Key result
A cardiac specimen with two right ventricles based on morphological criteria represents the first recorded case of ventricular isomerism.
Population
A single specimen with two right ventricles based on morphological criteria
Design
Case_report
Authors
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Alerts clinicians to consider ventricular isomerism in rare congenital cases; extends morphological classification but remains hypothesis-generating.
This case report describes the first known instance of ventricular isomerism, characterized by the presence of two right ventricles.
Rinne et al. (1999) studied this question. A cardiac specimen with two right ventricles based on morphological criteria represents the first recorded case of ventricular isomerism.
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